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Being able to critically and responsibly access and understand all kinds of media is known as media literacy. With the average Internet user spending 6.5 hours online per day, media literacy is an essential skill to have. https://loom.ly/dCBAUiM
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Media Education Manifesto is a must-read for media literacy researchers and enthusiasts. It has an approachable language and brings both historical elements of media education in the UK and the changing environment of media and its challenges for educators and policymakers. The book brings to the reader the issues of disinformation and fake news (Buckingham, 2019; Mason et al., 2018), the datafication of our personal information and social interactions (Livingstone, 2019; van Dijck, 2014), and children’s increasing use of technology (Livingstone & Stoilova, 2019). If we, as individuals and part of society, want to understand, discuss and face these fast-changing challenges, we must learn to read the media using critical thinking glasses. The Media Education Manifesto by David Buckingham intends to make us recognise the urgency of this task. David Buckingham, a renowned media scholar from the United Kingdom, writes an engaging case for the promotion of critical media education. The author defines media literacy beyond the mere access and use of media devices and forms to also include “in-depth critical understanding of how these media work, how they communicate, how they represent the world, and how they are produced and used” (p. 3). The author has two objectives: first, he seeks to explain why we need critical media literacy, laying out its basic principles and aims; second, he proposes a “plan of action” describing methodological tools to promote and exercise critical media literacy. #bookreview #mediaeducation #buckingham #criticalthinking #disinformation #medialiteracy
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