Media and Information Literacy
Type of Presentation
Individual paper/presentation
Conference Strand
Media Literacy
Target Audience
K-12
Second Target Audience
K-12
Location
Session 3 Papers
Relevance
Proposal includes strategies and content for teachers in working with students to improve their informational literacy skills.
Proposal
The explosion of Information Literacy and its impact on student learning has brought news, social media, and research In the classroom environment. Teaching strategies and content will be provided for teachers in their efforts to support student needs in discerning credible information, recognizing attempts to influence them, and creating authentic content for wider audiences. Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB) can help! With dynamic content from PBS LearningMedia, participants with leave with active strategies to promote critical thinking, collaboration, and research in the classroom.
Short Description
The explosion of Information Literacy and its impact on student learning has brought news, social media, and research In the classroom environment. Teaching strategies and content will be provided for teachers in their efforts to support student needs in discerning credible information, recognizing attempts to influence them, and creating authentic content for wider audiences using GPB PBS LearningMedia Resources.
Keywords
Information Literacy, Teaching Strategies, PBS LearningMedia
Publication Type and Release Option
Event
Recommended Citation
Kennedy, Kiawana, "Media and Information Literacy" (2022). Georgia International Conference on Information Literacy. 14.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/gaintlit/2022/2022/14
Media and Information Literacy
Session 3 Papers
The explosion of Information Literacy and its impact on student learning has brought news, social media, and research In the classroom environment. Teaching strategies and content will be provided for teachers in their efforts to support student needs in discerning credible information, recognizing attempts to influence them, and creating authentic content for wider audiences. Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB) can help! With dynamic content from PBS LearningMedia, participants with leave with active strategies to promote critical thinking, collaboration, and research in the classroom.
