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MTV’s Andrew Jenks on Storytelling, Media Literacy, Baseball’s Bobby V, and His New Book
"Teaching media literacy seems almost as important as teaching any other subject because it is one of the main ways that young people learn and develop--and if you don't know how to navigate the basics of consuming media and using media, you're in trouble."
The Shoah Foundation on Media Literacy… and the Importance of Librarians
"It was purposeful that the IWitness platform was built with media literacy and school standards around digital education right at the center of its architecture."
Scriptwriting, the ‘Languages of Film,’ and Media Literacy: Teaching the Oscars with Frank Baker
"I think it's a tragedy that most of today's textbooks completely ignore media and the important process of scriptwriting."
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The Oscars: Frank Baker Talks Critical Thinking, Movie Fandom, and the Common Core
"Yes: I think it is fair, appropriate and altogether fitting that we share our passion for media. I think a great question to ask anyone and to demand an answer to is: why are you a fan of __(fill in the blank)_?"
Teaching Transmedia with Comics: A Conversation with Tyler Weaver
"By allowing students to create with a medium, you give them the chance to explore the potential of the medium and of themselves. The exploration of potential is beautiful..."
4 Questions for Richard Beach about Literacy and Digital Comics Creation
"There’s a shift towards a more multimodal ways of communicating through digital videos, VoiceThread, and graphic novels/comics that is more appealing and engaging to adolescents who now expect such multimodal ways of learning..."
50 Years of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ on Film: A Chat with Documentarian Mary Murphy
"I feel there’s a direct line between readers of all stripes -- young and old, Pulitzer Prize-winners and middle school students -- because they all have a such a strong response to the novel. Community happens around 'To Kill a Mockingbird'..."
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