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Viewing entries from category: Why Media Studies?

Media Studies Voices »

Richard Gent | Tuesday December 06, 2011

Categories: Hot Entries, Understanding Media, Why Media Studies?, The Case for Media Studies

My Media Studies course is under threat. Could you direct me to some supporting evidence about how valuable the skills are that you learn as part of a great Media Studies course?

I could wax lyrical and in fact - have.  But there’s no substitute for other academics, journalists or resected articles that also prove a point or two.  I think all two often decisions makers read the Daily Mail and listen to the Today programme rather than...

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Pro Media Studies Links & Resources »

Richard Gent | Monday December 05, 2011

Categories: Hot Entries, Understanding Media, Why Media Studies?, The Case for Media Studies

Articles & Organisations

  • In Defense of Media Studies | Caroline Bagshaw
  • MediaLit.org ~ Why Media Literacy is Important (range of articles)
  • Why Core Standards Must Embrace Media Literacy | Richard Beach & Frank W. Baker
  • ADM HEACADEMY.ac.uk (interesting stuff here about employability and learning styles)
  • Manifesto for Media Education
  • The MEA | Media Education Association
  • Media Studies Strikes Back
  • Skillset | Defining The Creative Industries
  • ...
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In Defense of Media Studies »

Caroline Bagshaw | Monday December 05, 2011

Categories: iTraining, Admin Templates, Hot Entries, Understanding Media, Why Media Studies?, The Case for Media Studies

Associated Resources

  • Defence of Media Studies.doc

This information is designed to be used to clarify questions concerning Media Studies. You will need to alter various sections to suit your centre.

How do we judge if a subject is easy or difficult? Condemnation of Media Studies reflects a fundamental confusion about its aims…

…If anything is a symptom of dumbing down, it is the willingness of politicians and pundits to pronounce on things...

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Media Studies Voices »

Richard Gent | Tuesday December 06, 2011

Categories: Hot Entries, Understanding Media, Why Media Studies?, The Case for Media Studies

My Media Studies course is under threat. Could you direct me to some supporting evidence about how valuable the skills are that you learn as part of a great Media Studies course?

I could wax lyrical and in fact - have.  But there’s no substitute for other academics, journalists or resected articles that also prove a point or two.  I think all two often decisions makers read the Daily Mail and listen to the...

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Pro Media Studies Links & Resources »

Richard Gent | Monday December 05, 2011

Categories: Hot Entries, Understanding Media, Why Media Studies?, The Case for Media Studies


In Defense of Media Studies »

Caroline Bagshaw | Monday December 05, 2011

Categories: iTraining, Admin Templates, Hot Entries, Understanding Media, Why Media Studies?, The Case for Media Studies

Associated Resources

This information is designed to be used to clarify questions concerning Media Studies. You will need to alter various sections to suit your centre.

How do we judge if a subject is easy or difficult? Condemnation of Media Studies reflects a fundamental confusion about its aims…

…If anything is a symptom of dumbing down, it is the willingness of...

[ read full article ] »