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News Literacy INTRODUCTION.pdfWelcome to the
Welcome to the
'Information &
'Information &
News Literacy site'
News Literacy site'
We invite you to read this introductory article to get the most out of this 'Information and News Literacy site´
The importance of Information & News Literacy in the school context:
different perspectives
The importance of Information & News Literacy in the school context:
different perspectives
Video 1: Student's Perspective
Video 1: Student's Perspective
Mirudulaa was introduced to Information & News Literacy education and learned how to discern credible information from rumor, conspiracy theories and manipulated content. (NLP)
Video 2: Teacher's Perspective
Video 2: Teacher's Perspective
High school teacher Liz Ramos says news literacy is vital if students are to become active and engaged participants in civic life. (NLP)
'News Literacy Project' Frameworks
'News Literacy Project' Frameworks
Strategic Framework FY22 DIGITAL.pdfNLP Framework
NLP Framework
News Literacy Framework.pdfNLP General Framework Summary
NLP General Framework Summary
Framework for Teaching News Literacy.pdfFramework for Teaching News Literacy
Developed by the News Literacy Project and led by journalists and digital media experts, Checkology is an Internet-based virtual classroom offering interactive multimedia lessons addressing information literacy skills and topics.
Checkology Registration.pdfCheckology Registration
Checkology Registration
Checkology Lessons.pdfCheckology Lessons
Checkology Lessons
NLP Resources: Material for Teachers
CLASSROOM ACTIVITY -Think like a Reporter.pdfCLASSROOM ACTIVITY: Think like a reporter
LESSON TRANSCRIPT - Algorithms.pdfLESSON TRANSCRIPT: Algorithms
CHARTS - How to know what to trust.pdfLESSON CHART: How to know what to trust
IN BRIEF - Misinformation .pdfLESSON IN BRIEF: Misinformation
NLP Resources: Posters and Infographics
Misinformation-POSTER2020.pdfMisinformation
ConspiratorialThinking-Poster.pdfConspiratorial Thinking
InfoZones.pdfInfozones
FirstAmendment-Poster.pdfThe First Amendment
Quality Journalism.pdfQuality Journalism
Understanding Bias.pdfUnderstanding Bias
PolarizingTimes_FINAL.pdfPolarizing Times
Eight-Tips-to-Google-Like-a-Pro_2021_FINALVERSION.pdfGoogle Like a Pro
Common Sense Education
Nation's leading nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of young people and families by providing the trustworthy information, education, and independent voice .
News and Media Literacy Resource Center
News and Media Literacy Resource Center
News literacy is abo ut identifying credible sources. It's about recognizing different perspectives and cultural contexts. And it's about being curious and practicing empathy. The collection of lessons, videos, and more will help you get started teaching these complex ideas in the classroom.
www.commonsense.org/education/articles/news-literacy-resources-for-classrooms
Common Sense Lesson Slides
Common Sense Lesson Plans, Handouts, Articles, Activities and Videos
Lesson Plan: Finding Credible News - Common Sense Education.pdfLesson Plan
Article: Teaching Kids Media Smarts During Breaking News _ Common Sense Media.pdfArticle
Video_Five_Questions_Social.mp4Video: Five Questions Social.mp4
Video: Five Questions Social.mp4
5-questions-to-ask-about-media-student-teacher.pdfActivity: 5 Questions to Ask about Media Information.pdf
Activity: 5 Questions to Ask about Media Information.pdf
Video - ReadingNews_Online_SITE.mp4Video : Reading News Online.mp4
Video : Reading News Online.mp4
Outlook
Outlook
PLS is a nonprofit, mission-driven outreach program of Ithaca College. Its mission is to help K-16 educators enhance students’ critical thinking, metacognition, and civic engagement through media literacy materials and professional development.
Approach
Approach
We encourage educators and students to not only analyze the media messages they encounter, but to also reflect on why they interpret media the way they do and why others may decipher or convey information differently.
PLS Resources: Diagrams, Posters and Informative texts
Media Literacy ITAKA.pdfKey Concepts in Media Literacy
PLS Questions for Analyzing Media Poster.pdfDeveloping Habits of Inquiry
TIPS FOR DECODING.pdfTips for Decoding Media Documents
NEW CHART DECODING.pdfSample Questions for Media Decoding
Videos and Webinars
Integrated Media Literacy and Critical Thinking
Integrated Media Literacy and Critical Thinking
Teaching Media Literacy and Sustainability
Teaching Media Literacy and Sustainability
NewseumED
NewseumED
About NewseumED
About NewseumED
NewseumED.org offers free resources to cultivate the First Amendment and media literacy skills essential to civic life. Learn how to authenticate, analyze and evaluate information from a variety of sources and put current events in historical context through standards-aligned lesson plans, videos, primary sources, virtual classes and programs.
Posters & Infographics
NEWSEUM_ESCAPE_Poster_FINAL.pdfESCAPE Junk News
DEEP DIVE SEARCH POSTER.pdfDeep Dive Search
FINAL-Share-Worthy-Poster.pdfShare Worthy?
Tipsheet - Getting to the Source.pdfGetting to the Source
Lesson Plans, Activities and Exercises
Unit-Media-Ethics.pdfUnit: Media Ethics
Media-Ethics-Unit-Handouts1.pdfMedia Ethics Exercise
Unit-Photo-Ethics.pdfUnit: Photo Ethics
Photo-Ethics-Unit-Handouts (1).pdfPhoto Ethics Vocabulary Activity
Videos
VIDEO.mp4Quick Skim or Deep Dive Search
Quick Skim or Deep Dive Search
save video as fact finder.mp4Fact Finder Guide
Fact Finder Guide
Explainer information universe.mp4Information Universe
Information Universe
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