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Author Profile: Nicole A. Cooke

The Critical Cultural Literacy Model

November 28, 2023 by Nicole A. Cooke

Abstract In 2021 I wrote the article "Tell Me Sweet Little Lies: Racism as a Form of Persistent Malinformation" for Project Information Literacy. The piece argues that information and media literacies (along with several other literacies) are needed to combat stereotypes, implicit biases, and racism, all of which are ultimately forms of misinformation, disinformation, and … [Read more...] about The Critical Cultural Literacy Model

The Journal of Media Literacy Enriching the Teacher & Librarian Dialogue Framework Analysis
Historical Literacy Metaliteracy Media Literacy Information Literacy Emotional Literacy Cultural Literacy Critical Cultural Literacy Political Literacy Racial Literacy

The Colors of Disinformation: Disinformation and the Literacy Landscape

November 27, 2023 by Nicole A. Cooke

Abstract We are now living in an age of “fake news,” which is not a new phenomenon, but its current iteration has highlighted the various dimensions of how people interact (or do not) with information - information consumption is so much more than people's immediate cognitive processing. This video essay will address some of the colloquial language that can be applied to … [Read more...] about The Colors of Disinformation: Disinformation and the Literacy Landscape

The Journal of Media Literacy Enriching the Teacher & Librarian Dialogue Media and Information Literacy in Practice
Affective Information Behavior Media Literacy Disinformation Fake News Misinformation Information Literacy Malinformation Literacies Lexicon

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