Showing posts with label media literacy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label media literacy. Show all posts

Saturday, April 11, 2026

J. Ignacio Bermejo Larrea

J. Ignacio Bermejo Larrea

J. Ignacio Bermejo Larrea, Spain, Media Studies, General Culture, Psycholinguistics, Adult, Tertiary, Further, Secondary

I worked as a teacher at Escuela Oficial de Idiomas nº 1, Zaragoza for 36 years. My current interests include media literacy, vocabulary, fluency, cultural studies, cinema, music, art, history, libraries, second language acquisition and attrition, psycholinguistics and the world at large.

English, News and Culture
English, News and Culture is a blog for advanced learners of English who want to expand their vocabulary by reading and listening extensively from the media. Eventually, this will help them to build up their general culture, which is essential to hold more animated conversations and to improve fluency (if they can find a speaking partner). 

The blog also includes comprehensive lists of media outlets around the world, interesting ELT blogs, songs and some lesson plans to use in the classroom.

Theme: english, news, culture, esl, efl, elt, tesol, vocabulary, listening, reading, media, digital literacy, media literacy, digital media, current events, adult education, continuing education, higher education, tertiary education, university education, distance learning, lesson plans

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Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Marti Weston

Marti Weston

Marti Weston, USA, K-12 Educators, Parents

I focus on educational technology and digital citizenship in a K-12 school community, addressing all the learning and digital issues that challenge teachers, students, and parents. With more than 30 years of teaching experience, I also teach regular technology education classes to parents.

I also blog at As Our Parents Age and at GDSTechTips

Media! Tech! Parenting!
f you are a teacher, parent, or other adult working with children my blog aims to help you learn as much as possible about helping digital kids grow into thoughtful, collaborative, and savvy digital citizens.

The blog's mission is to help adults understand more about the digital world, 21st century learning, and the virtual environment that children take for granted.

I have also had posts published on the Teaching Tolerance blog at the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Theme: digital citizenship, media literacy, media, digital kids, digital learning, digital parenting, educational technology, personal learning, networks, learning, educational resources, change, collaboration, technology integration, digital media, professional development, parent digital education

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Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Mandy Schiefner

Mandy Schiefner

Mandy Schiefner, Switzerland, Higher Education

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2headz
Es interessieren mich in diesem Blog vor allem Themen zur Bildung, Kritischem Denken, Medienkompetenz, Hochschule, Social Software, und vieles vieles mehr.

Theme: education, media literacy

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Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Cristina Saileanu-Tuckness

Cristina Saileanu-Tuckness

Cristina Saileanu-Tuckness, USA, Primary, Secondary

Journalist and educator living in Silicon Valley.

sing your life
As an advocate of media literacy, I have succeeded in creating educational subject matter via multimedia learning theories. I strive to publish information that enhances productivity, engages effort, and inspires brand loyalty.

I believe that education, no matter where it comes from, should celebrate communication and collaboration while strengthening leadership and interpersonal skills.

Theme: media literacy, social media, 21st century journalism, education, modernity, ed tech

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Saturday, October 17, 2009

Shawn Snyder

Shawn Snyder

Shawn Snyder, USA, Secondary, Library

High School Librarian in the small town of Milford, Delaware.

MHS Library
A blog dedicated to reading, technology, and media literacy.

Theme: books, reading, technology, media literacy

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Friday, July 3, 2009

Jason Flom

Jason Flom

Jason Flom, USA, General Pedagogy, Education

Educator. Husband. Daddy. Teacher and Student Advocate. Daydreamer. Cyclist. FL Gator.

Ecology of Education - currently offline
Ecology of Education (Eco of Ed) is a multi-author blog dedicated to exploring issues in education from various niches in fields related to teaching and learning.

Always looking for authors (as guest or regulars) interested in writing about issues in education -- either specifically for Ecology of Education, or cross-posting from their own blogs / publications.

Theme: teaching, learning, policy, technology, curriculum, collaboration, creativity, media literacy, ed reform

Thursday, June 4, 2009

Jordan Kent

Jordan Kent

Jordan Kent, Canada, Secondary, Media Literacy

I am a teacher at Noranda School in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec. I teach Language Arts, Drama, and Journalism for students from grade 7 to grade 11. I am a classroom teacher, a blogger, and a writer. I am interested in the future of education, media literacy, and education technology.

Teaching the iGeneration
A blog about literacy education, particularly media literacy education in the secondary division. The blog explores wed 2.0, new technologies, media trends, and pedagogical practices.

Website: Jordan Kent

Theme: literacy, media literacy, wed 2.0, new technologies, media trends, pedagogical practices

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

Karen McIntyre

Karen McIntyre

Karen McIntyre, USA, Primary, Library

I am a storyteller and teacher-librarian. I was a public librarian for ten years prior to making the move to school library. I discovered the Internet in 1993 when a high school junior showed it to me on the computer which controlled our school’s satellite dish.

I began this journey with a 300 baud modem and a belief that curiosity and the availability of information would make a huge difference for my high school students.

Just thinking
Musings about cyberlife, school, reading, literacy, and technology integration.

Theme: technology integration , storytelling, critical thinking, information literacy, media literacy