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LinkWithin - Related Posts with Thumbnails
"LinkWithin is a blog widget that appears under each post, linking to related stories from your blog archive" (Show Related Stories Under Each Post, para. 1, 2011.05.14).
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This site represents two editions of a guidebook for media literacy.
"In a short and readable format, ... [the second edition]:
- Provides a complete framework for critical inquiry, using CML’s Five Core Concepts, and Five Key Questions for both construction and deconstruction of media, along with handouts.
- Gives explanations and Guiding Questions to illustrate how to connect the Key Questions when consuming or producing or participating with media. - Provides in-depth explanations and the foundational role of the Five Key Questions of Media Literacy. - Offers a sample inquiry into visual language: ... How to Conduct a ‘Close Analysis' of a Media ‘Text'..." (SECOND EDITION, ¶4).
The first edition, available in English and Spanish, explores a "framework for deconstruction or critical analysis of media . . . from the point of view of media consumers" (FIRST EDITION, ¶1).
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Purdue OWL [Online Writing Lab] Search Page
"The Purdue OWL offers global support through online reference materials and services" (Mission, ¶1, 2011.05.10).
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Computers and Language Learning: An Overview
Warschauer, M., & Healey, D. (1998). Computers and language learning: An overview. Language Teaching, 31, 57-71.
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the lives of teachers » Blog Archive » the new chernobyl? – media literacy in action
In light of recent human disasters in Japan, this post explores media literacy. It explains and illustrates how news media have changed, why and how media are conveying the content that they do, and how to evaluate information and opinions from a wide variety of readily available sources.
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Basic Research and Writing: Earthquake-tsunami-nuclear crisis
Resource "links for students to use" as they move from traditional reading, to critical reading, and on to critical literacy
Sunday, May 15, 2011
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