Media literacy matters conference : current landscape, student actions, and future directions

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Critical Media Literacy Collaborative,. (2024). Media literacy matters conference : current landscape, student actions, and future directions. Media Literacy Matters Conference.
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Media Literacy Matters: Current Landscape, Student Actions, and Future Directions is a half-day conference that brings faculty, students, and researchers across campus together to discuss issues related to media literacy. Media literacy is the ability to use critical thinking and rhetorical reasoning to find, evaluate, and create information in online environments. Media literacy guides people toward consuming digital media in a critical manner as engaged, well-informed citizens.

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Media literacy matters conference : current landscape, student actions, and future directions

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Critical Media Literacy Collaborative

UNC Charlotte Affiliate Type

Faculty

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1 online resource

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2024

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Conference proceedings

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conference proceedings

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Media Literacy Matters: Current Landscape, Student Actions, and Future Directions is a half-day conference that brings faculty, students, and researchers across campus together to discuss issues related to media literacy. Media literacy is the ability to use critical thinking and rhetorical reasoning to find, evaluate, and create information in online environments. Media literacy guides people toward consuming digital media in a critical manner as engaged, well-informed citizens.

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Media literacy
Information literacy

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Media literacy matters conference

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English

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