by Charles Klotzer, Founder and Editor Emeritus, The St. Louis Journalism Review Media literacy is a subversive, even a revolutionary term. It is subversive in its struggle to overthrow the established norms of communication; it seeks to search beyond the surface message. It is revolutionary in its demand that citizens, all citizen, understand what the [...]
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Twitter As Newspeak
It can be argued that Twitter has emerged as a legitimate form of communication that could influence how children will spell–and think–in the future. Both Fox News and CNN have adopted the form and syntax of Twitter for their closed-captions, so that Twitter is no longer merely a computer shorthand but has become an integral [...]
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THE LAST SURVIVOR – A Professional Development Opportunity, June 7
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Careers in Media Literacy
- Making Progress – Rethinking State and School District Policies Concerning Mobile Technologies and Social Media
