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Media Literacy
Media Literacy consists of excerpts from Frank W. Baker’s keynote presentation at a Media Literacy Institute on September 17, 2008 at WOSU@COSI. The topics include (1) media literacy defined; (2) the core principles of media literacy; (3) applying critical thinking; (4) advertising; (5) deconstructing video text; (6) visual literacy; (7) the role of media in politics; and (8) the role of media in health.
Videos in This Series
Media Literacy – Advertising
Identify and criticize the persuasive techniques in advertising. Turn passive viewers into active listeners
Deconstructing Video Text
Analyzing video and audio to see what’s shown, and what’s not
Visual Literacy
Understanding the language of photos. What’s the story behind the image?
The Role of Media in Politics
How does media portray politicians and issues? What techniques are used to persuade? The image is more powerful than the words.
The Role of Media in Health
How alcohol/tobacco/food ads etc. are aimed toward youth
