2011 NAMLE Conference

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2011 NAMLE Conference Site

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Published on: 06/22/2011

Welcome to the program website for the 2011 NAMLE Conference. Contained here are listings of the entire slate of exciting program sessions.

Sample what was offered in 2011 here, using the sidebars to search by:

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Use the pages listed along the top for further information, including an appreciation of our supporters.

If you would like to leave comments, please register as a user by emailing Ethan Delavan.

This information is dynamic, so check back soon for updates. And more general information is at our main NAMLE site.

Creating and learning with Web 2.0 Webquests: bridging local & global inquiry

by aharmer

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Published on: 07/21/2011

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What is a Digital Poster?

by vdomine

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Published on: 07/13/2011

What is a “digital poster”?
Digital posters are a novel twist on the traditional poster conference session. Rather than standing beside a static paper exhibit for a closed period of time, presenters use online technology to create a dynamic, interactive poster that can be presented, preserved and referenced long after the conference has ended.

Where can I view the 2011 conference digital posters?
You have three ways to take part in this new presentation format. Posters will be showcased on a rotating basis throughout the conference in the Nicholas Moore Room (Lobby). Poster authors will also present their work during the sessions listed below. Following the opening of the conference, all digital posters will also be available indefinitely for review at http://tinyurl.com/namle2011posters.

Where can I learn more about using digital posters in my own work?
To find out how digital posters offer new ways of thinking and presenting in research and teaching, join us for “Digital Posters: New Opportunities for Elaboration and Dissemination” on Sunday, July 24 from 1:30-2:00 pm in the Nicholas Moore Room (Lobby).

Saturday, July 23rd (Nicholas Moore Room)

9:00-9:30am	Welcome to Web 2.0 & Media Literacy	Lisa Clark University of Northwestern Ohio
9:35-10:05am	Preparing Students for the 21st Century Global Economy	Julye Augustine Global Youth Connect
10:45-11:15am	Junior Journalists: A Curriculum for News Literacy in Primary School	Jane Ballinger California State University-Pomona
11:35-12:05pm	Not in Our Town/ Not in Our School: Communities Unite to Stand Against Hate	Will Paris, III The Working Group
2:00-2:45pm	Educational Technology Integration in the 21st Century Classroom: A review of resource tools and information	Cynthia Lieberman Lieberman Communications & The Journey School
3:45-4:25pm	EIU Teaching With Primary Resources	Cindy Rich Eastern Illinois University
4:30-5:10pm	Empowering Our Youngest Media Consumers to Think Critically: Creating a Play-Based Preschool Media Literacy Curriculum	Marissa Drell PlayScience, LLC

Sunday, July 24th (Nicholas Moore Room)

9:45-10:30am	Adolescents’ drug-free campaigns exposure, media literacy, and substance use	Fong-ching Chang National Taiwan Normal University
10:45-11:30am	Value U.: Incorporating Media Literacy into Bystander Intervention Training	Jennifer Ball & Gillian Roach Clarkson University
1:30-2:00pm	Digital Posters: New Opportunities for Elaboration and Dissemination	Kristin Javorsky University of Nebraska-Lincoln
3:00-3:30pm	Media Literacy in Higher Education: An Investigation into the Faculty Perspective	Jason Mickel Indiana University of Pennsylvania

Monday, July 25th (Nicholas Moore Room)

9:45-10:30am

Media Literacy Education for Teens and Young Adults: A Comparison of High School and University-Level Media Literacy Instruction

Hans C. Schmidt

Alvernia University

Media Literacy, Social Networking, and the Web 2.0 Environment for the K-12 Educator by Belinha De Abreu

by vdomine

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Published on: 06/23/2011

When/Where: Sunday, (UPDATED) 1:30-2:00pm in the Marketplace/Ballroom Lobby

Meet the author of Media Literacy, Social Networking, and the Web 2.0 Environment for the K-12 Educator. (more…)

Early Planning Meeting for 2013 Conference

by vdomine

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Published on: 06/23/2011

When/Where: Monday, 12:30pm-2:30pm in Bromley.

Presenters: NAMLE Board (more…)

Gender & Media: Changing the Status Quo (Special thanks to Cable in the Classroom)

by vdomine

Categories: 11:05am, Day 3 - Monday, Keynote, MDIV, Strands, Times, Types

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Published on: 06/23/2011

When/Where: Monday, 11:05am-12:15 pm in Society Hill Ballroom B/C/D.

Presenters: Madeline Di Nonno, Executive Director of SEE JANE and The Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media. (more…)

JMLE Research Awards Presentation

by vdomine

Categories: 10:45am, Day 3 - Monday, Program Spotlight, RES, Strands, Times, Types

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Published on: 06/23/2011

When/Where: Monday, 10:45-11:05am in Society Hill Ballroom B/C/D.

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The Collaborative Class-Blog: Friend or Foe?

by abarra

Categories: 10:00am, Day 3 - Monday, Panel, SMCE, Strands, Times, Types

Tags: blogs, genre, online discussion, pedagogy

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Published on: 06/23/2011

When/Where: Monday, 10:00-10:25am in Reynolds.

Presenters: Anthony Barra, Temple University. Presider: Gretchen Schwarz (more…)

Living with Digital Natives in Dual Language Elementary Classrooms: Fostering New and Traditional Literacies through Digital Storytelling

by jfalinski

Categories: 10:00am, Day 3 - Monday, DIGS, Panel, Strands, Times, Types

Tags: digital storytelling, English language learners, participatory culture, writing

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Published on: 06/23/2011

When/Where: Monday, 10:00-10:25am in Ballroom E2.

Presenters: Joanne Falinski, Independent Consultant; Lizabeth Fogel, The Walt Disney Company. Presider: Faith Rogow (more…)

The Future of Text: An Interdisciplinay Foray into Media Epistemology

by rcherow-oleary

Categories: 09:45am, Day 3 - Monday, Panel, RES, Strands, Times, Types

Tags: curriculum, Interdisciplinary, Philosophy, Theory

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Published on: 06/23/2011

When/Where: Monday, 9:45-10:25am in Cook.

Presenters: Renee Cherow-O’Leary, Education for the 21st Century. Presider: Jessica Brown (more…)

Media Literacy Education for Teens and Young Adults: A Comparison of High School and University-Level Media Literacy Instruction

by hschmidt

Categories: 09:45am, Day 3 - Monday, Digital Poster, RES, Strands, Times, Types

Tags: High School, Media literacy, Student Learning Outcomes, University

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Published on: 06/23/2011

When/Where: Monday, 9:45-10:30am in Nicolas Moore (lobby).

Presenters: Hans C. Schmidt, Penn State University – Brandywine. Presider: Theresa Redmond (more…)

Smart Kids Visual Stories: Exploring the Role of K-12 Media Production in Educational Reform

by mschoonmaker

Categories: 09:30am, Day 3 - Monday, DIGS, Panel, Strands, Times, Types

Tags: educational reform, media production, student voice, urban communities

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Published on: 06/23/2011

When/Where: Monday, 9:30-9:55am in Ballroom E2.

Presenters: Michael Schoonmaker, Syracuse University. Presider: Faith Rogow (more…)

Hybrid texts: A Case Study Exploring the Pedagogical, Curricular, and Sociocultural Implications of their Use in an AP English Classroom

by cgillenwater

Categories: 09:30am, Day 3 - Monday, Panel, SMCE, Strands, Times, Types

Tags: comic books, graphic novels, socialization, visual literacy

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Published on: 06/23/2011

Hybrid texts: A Phenomenological Case Study Exploring the Pedagogical, Curricular, and Sociocultural Implications of their Use in an AP English ClassroomWhen/Where: Monday, 9:30-9:55am in Reynolds.

Presenters: Cary Gillenwater, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Presider: Gretchen Schwarz (more…)

Powerful Voices for Kids: A Media Literacy Enrichment Model for K-6 Schools

by dmoore

Categories: 09:00am, Day 3 - Monday, Panel, Strands, SUPS, Times, Types

Tags: curriculum, K-6 education, media production, professional development

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Published on: 06/23/2011

When/Where: Monday, 9:00-10:30am in Ballroom A2.

Presenters: David Cooper Moore, Powerful Voices for Kids/Media Education Lab at Temple University; John Landis, Russell Byers Charter School; Kate Spiller, Independence Charter School; Laura Stephenson, Temple University. Presider: Cathy Leogrande (more…)

Why is media literacy still the PK-12 curricular exception AND what impact strategies can educators follow to make media literacy part of the mainstream curriculum.

by dlare

Categories: 09:00am, CD&I, Day 3 - Monday, Panel, Strands, Times, Types

Tags: curriculum standards, implementation strategies, obstacles, Pk-12 curriculum

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Published on: 06/23/2011

When/Where: Monday, 9:00-10:30am in Bromley.

Presenters: Douglas Lare, East Stroudsburg University; Eric Sheninger, New Milford High School, New Jersey; Greg Farley, Drew University and Monmouth University, New Jersey; Jay Starnes, Wallenpaupack High School, Pennsylvania. Presider: Alton Grizzle. (more…)