Best_Practices

=Share Your Best Practices=
 * //After joining this wiki, use the EDIT tab to describe the innovative projects and activities that you and your students are developing.//**


 * Video Case Studies: Fair Use in Media Literacy Education**

At the Media Education Lab website, you can [|view three videos] to watch how the //Code of Best Practices for Fair Use in Media Literacy Education// applies in three different educational contexts. Each has discussion questions to promote critical thinking and communication skills in reasoning about how fair use applies to media literacy education in K-12 and university settings.
 * Elementary school students at P.S. 124 in Brooklyn use copyrighted images and music in their public service announcements.
 * High School students at Upper Merion Area HS in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, use images from Flickr.com in their virtual zoo.
 * Higher Ed Curriculum developers at Project Look Sharp at Ithaca College in Ithaca, New York use images from //Newsweek// magazine in their media literacy curricula that helps students analyze the representation of conflict and war in the news media.


 * Scenarios**

Test your reasoning skills by examining these scenarios. How are these scenarios like your use?

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