Contribute Your Media Literacy Video Suggestions

I invite you to contribute to a web page I started some time and have recently revised:
Videos Used In Teaching Media Literacy

http://www.frankwbaker.com/mlc/videos-for-teaching-media-literacy/

Each of the categories contained on that URL include links to videos that can be used to teach elements of media literacy.

If you have suggestions for videos you use, or have produced, please send them to me (fbaker1346@aol.com) in THIS format:

TITLE (Hyperlinked) followed by LENGTH

THANKS.

Frank Baker

How do filmmakers use STEAM? Here is how.

Many media educators teach with and about media production, including film. But how many educators actually know how filmmakers utilize concepts in science, technology, engineering, arts and math?  That's the question I sought to answer as I began to create this new web page.  Comments, suggestions and additions welcome.

5 Ideas for Teaching Literary Analysis With Film

Critiquing movies allows students to develop skills in literary analysis by deconstructing a work, finding evidence to support their critique and organizing their thoughts in a final analysis, middle-grades educator Heather Wolpert-Gawron writes in this blog post. She shares five project ideas -- incorporating the work of film critic Roger Ebert -- for using film criticism when teaching literary analysis.

Fair Use for the Visual Arts (New Report)

The Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for the Visual Arts is based on a consensus of professionals in the visual arts who use copyrighted images, texts, and other materials in their creative and scholarly work and who, through discussion groups, identified best practices for using such materials. They included art and architectural historians, artists, designers, curators, museum directors, educators, rights and reproduction officers, and editors at scholarly publishers and journals.