Media literacy

1. Media Literacies for the digital generations Professor Tapio Varis University of Tampere UNESCO Chair in Global e-Learning www.uta.fi/~titava

3. Light Map: Is there intelligent life somewhere? Finland?

4. A technological process

10. Current Trends and Approaches on Media Literacy in Europe Unity in diversity

11. Current Trends and Approaches to Media Literacy in Europe (withJose Manuel Perez Tornero, et al, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona 2007) http:// ec.europa.eu/avpolicy/media_literacy/studies/index_en.htm

12. The expert team Special thanks to: Tapio Varis Cary Bazalgette Susanne Krucsay Evelyne Bevort Victoria Camps Pier Cesare Rivoltella Helen Doherty Manuel Pinto Heikki Maenpaa Brian Falanagan Anita Bettina Pirker Jose Ignacio Aguaded

13. EC documents International Documents eLearning Programme Media Programme Public Consultancy EU documents UNESCO EC International Conferences RESEARCH AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

14. Understanding Media Literacy Media Literacy Media education Democracy Right of information Regulatory authorities Family education Informal education Formal education Teaching ethics and values Interaction with the media Participation and active citizenship Freedom of expression Participation in the public sphere Intercultural dialogue Professionals Values Audiovisual literacy. Digital literacy Reading and writing literacy Critical and creative abilities and skills Analysis Critical thinking Personal autonomy Creative and production skills Evaluation Technical skills Semiotic and cultural skills Communicative skills Access Solving problems Informed selection

25. Informaation ja tiedon ympäristöt

28. Historical, social, cultural process