**Reprinted with author’s permission** For further writing on media education and related issues, see David Buckingham’s website: www.davidbuckingham.net Reviewing arguments for and against – and proposing a media education approach. Last week, I participated in a webinar about mobile phones in schools organised by IAME, the International Association for … [Read more...] about Should we ban mobile phones in schools?
The Trouble with ‘Information Literacy’: a valuable dialogue grows from a provocative blog post
Abstract Media literacy is increasingly coupled with a particular version of ‘information literacy’. I argue that this is not only conceptually incoherent but also educationally problematic. Article Contents: Keywords Media Literacy, Information Literacy The Trouble with ‘Information Literacy’ Blog reposted from Buckingham's personal website 01/04/2023 Media … [Read more...] about The Trouble with ‘Information Literacy’: a valuable dialogue grows from a provocative blog post
Artificial Intelligence in Education: A Media Education Approach
**Reprinted with author's permission** For further writing on media education and related issues, see David Buckingham's website: www.davidbuckingham.net What are the implications of artificial intelligence for media educators, and for the media themselves? Last weekend, a letter by a group of British headteachers was published in … [Read more...] about Artificial Intelligence in Education: A Media Education Approach
