Sunday, June 24, 2007
Media Mindfulness: A Proposal for Media Literacy Education in Faith Communities
Sister Rose Pacatte (Google) gave a definition of Media Mindfulness: the ability to access, analyze, evaluate and produce media in all its forms in faith communities.
Her proposal is for the faith community and religious education programs to provide a space to begin teaching media literacy.
Her example is the Pauline Center for Media Studies which from grants, has on-site media literacy workshops, monthly Movie-Bible nights, the National Film Retreat, as well as offering a Master Teacher Certificate Course. She has written a book (other books by Sister Rose - Amazon) for the Media Mindfulness course.
More information can be found on the Pauline Center for Media Studies Web site.
Her proposal is for the faith community and religious education programs to provide a space to begin teaching media literacy.
Her example is the Pauline Center for Media Studies which from grants, has on-site media literacy workshops, monthly Movie-Bible nights, the National Film Retreat, as well as offering a Master Teacher Certificate Course. She has written a book (other books by Sister Rose - Amazon) for the Media Mindfulness course.
More information can be found on the Pauline Center for Media Studies Web site.
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