Home About Us Contact Us Copying From TV Terms & Conditions Privacy Statement Editorial Policy Endorsements About Us Join Help Sitemap Help   Search: Advanced search   Printable version     What's on  TV Highlights  TV Guide  Email Guide    Video Download  Video Download    Get the DVD  Programs  Series  Theme Packs    Teach with TV  Study Guides  Feature Articles  Teaching Topics    Connect & Share  Community  Podcasts    Extras  Taping Request  DVD Covers  RSS Feed       EnhanceTV :: Feature Articles :: Deconstruct, decode, analyse and create! Deconstruct, decode, analyse and create!   What is media literacy? Media Literacy can be defined as the ability to read and understand visual, aural and digital codes. It means having the skills to view visual and audio-visual materials analytically, critically and knowledgeably. When a person has developed a set of visual and aural abilities through seeing and sensory experiences, and listening, when they are able to discriminate and interpret visible actions, objects, patterns and symbols in media, then they are becoming media literate. It is through the creative use of these abilities that a media literate person is able to comprehend and communicate. Interdisciplinary by nature, media literacy represents a necessary, inevitable, and realistic response to the complex, ever-changing electronic environment and communication cornucopia that surround us. Details   Level Primary, Secondary Learning Areas Media Studies Author Lee Burton Price: Free Options   Quantity 1 (this product is downloadable) Add to cart              Your cart Cart is empty   View cart Checkout Orders history Login Username Password Log in  Join EnhanceTV  Recover password

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