Media Education: Literacy, Learning and Contemporary Culture

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Abstract

Preface and Acknowledgments. Part I: Rationales:. 1. Why Teach the Media?. 2. New Media Childhoods. 3. Media Literacies. Part II: The State of the Art:. 4. Defining the Field. 5. Classroom Strategies. 6. Locating Media Education. Part III: Media Learning:. 7. Becoming Critical. 8. Getting Creative. 9. Defining Pedagogy. Part IV: New Directions:. 10. Politics, Pleasure and Play. 11. Digital Literacies. 12. New Sites of Learning. References. Index

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David Buckingham (2003). Media Education: Literacy, Learning and Contemporary Culture.

@article{david2003media,
  title  = {Media Education: Literacy, Learning and Contemporary Culture},
  author = {Buckingham, David},
  year   = {2003}
}

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