Monday, January 5, 2009

Media Remix


Late last year a textbook I have been working on with my colleague, Anita Jetnikoff, was published. It is called Media Remix: Digital Projects for Students. It is aimed at middle years students (years 5-9) and is made up of 24 projects. We wrote to book for a couple of reasons. We wanted to provide our pre-service media education students with a resource that demonstrated how to plan practical media production activities for students. We also felt that there was a real lack of resources for media literacy activities for students in this age range. We also wanted to show how media education concepts could be explicitly taught through practical activities. We are very pleased with the final result and are happy that it seems to be making its way into schools.

A flyer can be downloaded here.


The Contents:

Chapter 1: Remixing Ads
Chapter 2: Remixing Me
Chapter 3: Remixing The School
Chapter 4: Remixing Shots, Composition And Framing
Chapter 5: Remixing The News
Chapter 6: Remixing Style And Story
Chapter 7: Remixing Memories
Chapter 8: Remixing Opinions
Chapter 9: Remixing Stories Through Digital Storytelling
Chapter 10: Remixing The Life Story Of A Community Or Family Member
Chapter 11: Remixing Fiction
Chapter 12: Remixing Gameplay
Chapter 13: Remixing With Stop Motion
Chapter 14: Remixing Celebrity
Chapter 15: Remixing Audiences
Chapter 16: Remixing Sound FX And Soundtracks
Chapter 17: Remixing Fandom
Chapter 18: Remixing Television Genres
Chapter 19: Remixing Issues With One Minute Wonders
Chapter 20: Remixing Debates Through Micro Documentary
Chapter 21: Remixing Video Games Design
Chapter 22: Remixing With Machinima
Chapter 23: Remixing Responses To Media
Chapter 24: Remixing Journalism With Wikis

1 comment:

Frank said...

How can I get a review copy of your text? Frank Baker, www.frankwbaker.com (Media Literacy Clearinghouse)