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Media Education and the Development of Media Competence

Name: Media Education and the Development of Media Competence
Creator: O'Neill, Brian
Keywords: media literacy, 4. Education, Communication Technology and New Media, media education Ireland, 16. Peace & justice

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type , Presentation 01 Jan 2011 Ireland Publisher:Dublin Institute of TechnologyPublicly funded

Authors: O'Neill, Brian;

doi: 10.21427/d7748s

Media Education and the Development of Media Competence

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Abstract

The development of media competence is now widely recognized in educational and policy circles as essential to the formation of well-balanced citizens, capable of making their own judgements and participating fully in society. This presentation will focus on efforts in Irish education to support media competence and how it can contribute to sustainable policies for children, youth and families.

Country

Ireland

Related Organizations

Technological University Dublin
Ireland
Dublin Institute of Technology
Ireland

Keywords

media literacy, Communication Technology and New Media, media education Ireland

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