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GRANDPARENT GALLERY

Meet the grandparents of media literacy. Learn about the scholars and writers who developed and expressed ideas about media, culture and society and discover how they influenced the generations that came after them.

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S. I Hayakawa

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Martin Heidegger

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Renee Hobbs

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Kathleen Jamieson

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Corita Kent

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Jean Kilbourne

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Walter Lippmann

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Sonia Livingstone

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Herbert Marcuse

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Len Masterman

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Scott McCloud

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Marshall McLuhan

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Barrie McMahon

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George Herbert Mead

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Clyde Miller

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The Media Education Lab advances media literacy education through research and community service. We emphasize interdisciplinary scholarship and practice that stands at the intersections of communication, media studies and education.

Quote of the Day

Remember that values questions have a “you” in them. The goal is to involve people in relating what they see on the screen to their own lives, not to analyze the filmmaker’s technique or to engage in intellectual criticism. Allow the conversation to flow along a values and feelings track.

- Elizabeth Thoman, “Use TV to Exercise Values,” 1987

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