raising kids in a media age
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“Educating children to be discriminating in their use of the media is a responsibility of parents, Church, and school.” (Pope Benedict XVI) What key media literacy concepts are needed to understand, consume and produce media? How do we evaluate and judge media products and processes? Four key media literacy concepts including language, representation, institutions and audience will be presented during the session. - Presented at Cultivating Digital Ministries 2014 in Orlando, FL.TRANSCRIPT
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Raising Kids in a Media AgeRhonda CarrierIncarnation Catholic SchoolTampa, FL
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Pope Francis
• The Internet is a “gift from God” that facilitates communication, but he warns that the obsessive desire to stay connected can actually isolate people from their friends and family.
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Pope Benedict XVI:41st World Communication Day
• Educating children to be discriminating in their use of the media is a responsibility of parents, Church, and school.
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Pope Pius XII
• It is not an exaggeration to say that the future of modern society and the stability of its inner life depend in large part of the maintenance of an equilibrium between the strength of the techniques of communication and the capacity of the individual’s own reaction.
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Mass Media
• Mass media is a means of public communication reaching a large audience.
• Examples are TV, radio, newspapers, and now so much more …
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Shift #1: Media Ownership
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Shift #2: Media Convergence
• The digitization of information and the development of the Internet blurs the division between types of media.
• Your smartphone, camera, and Internet portal are all one device.
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Shift #3: Media and Teens
• 78% of teens now have a cell phone, and almost half (47%) of them own smart phones.
• 23% of teens have a tablet computer, a level comparable to the general adult population.
• 95% of teens use the internet.• 93% of teens have a computer or have access
to one at home.
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Shift #4: Media Multi-taskingOften Doing 2+ Activities Simultaneously
• TV• Music• Video games• Reading• Computer Games
• Homework• Instant messaging• Email• Websites• Other ??
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Media In Your Home?
• What electrical media devices do you have at home?
• Where are they located?• Who uses them?• Who controls them?• Do conflicts arise over their use? Who
settles any conflicts?
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Media InfluenceOur Responsibility: Teach the Children
• How can you help children become discriminating users of media?– Learn the techniques
used to influence attitudes and beliefs.
– Then talk to your children.
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Media Literacy TopicsInfluencing Attitudes & Beliefs.
• Language– Narratives– Denotation and Connotation
• Representation – Re-presentation: Whose Reality
• Institutions– Media Ownership
• Audience– Funding Corporate Institutions– Advertisements
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* Language *• "When you hear the word language you will probably
automatically think of words, either spoken or written. Words are an important part of communication between human beings.
• But the media does not communicate with words alone. It can also use pictures and sounds to convey meaning.
• Indeed, some media can work purely in a visual language, through pictures that you can understand in the same way as words."
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Language and Narratives
• Words and pictures are often combined in media texts in order to create narratives. Narratives are stories told to make sense of the world. – “New stories are
uncommon: most narratives are variations on a limited number of timeless themes. The characters and settings may vary, but the structure remains the same.”
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Denotations & Connotations
• If denotation is the dictionary definition of a word, then connotation is the word's meaning by association.– Denotation: a rose is a
bush in the garden.– Connotation: giving a rose
means love.
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We Learn to “Read” Media
1950s version Denotation & Connotation• “Your understanding
relies on your ability to respond to both layers at the same time.”
• Compare the text and visual “language” of this 1950s ad with a version that might be created today.
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Reading the MediaWhat is the narrative?
Denotation & Connotation• Who created the message?• What is the target audience?• What creative techniques are
used to attract attention?• How might different people
understand this message differently?
• What values, lifestyles and points of view are represented in, or omitted from, this message?
• Why is this message being sent?
2013 version
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Reading the MediaWhat is the Narrative?
Denotation & Connotation• Who created the message?• What is the target audience?• What creative techniques are
used to attract attention?• How might different people
understand this message differently?
• What values, lifestyles and points of view are represented in, or omitted from, this message?
• Why is this message being sent?
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* Representation *• Representation is the act of communicating by using
symbols. – If I give you an apple, I have given you an apple; – if I give you a picture of an apple, I have given you a
representation of an apple.
• “The difference between reality and representation of reality is not difficult to understand.
• What is not so obvious is that representation is an act or process in which reality is transformed."
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Tampa Bay Times & Tampa TribuneRe-presentation = Transforming Reality
Whose Chooses the Narratives?
1/25/2014 – online news 1/25/2014 – online news
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Tampa Bay Times & Tampa TribuneRe-presentation – Whose Reality? Whose News?
Printed 1/26/2014 Printed 1/26/2014
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Surprise Staged Event Do we see and hear the same thing at the same event?
We each re-present the event through personal perception.
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Re-presentationProfessional Accuracy
• Narratives help to explain what is happening in the world, but not all narrative re-presentations are valid or accurate.– What are the
consequences when professionals aren’t truthful or don’t fact check?
Hurricane Sandy photo??
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Using Credible Sources
• Checking for credibility and verifying accuracy is a critical skill.
• 5W’s for evaluation– Who published it?– What is the purpose?– Where is the
information from (the source)?
– When was it created?– Why use the info?
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Student ProductsTrail of Information:
Bibliography With Annotation to ProveSource of Information is Credible and Accurate
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* Institutions *• Imagine you wake up one day and decide to publish
something using mass media.• ”However talented or hardworking you may be, in order
to do any of these things you will need access to technology and money to pay for the resources to get your idea off the ground. You will need these things because you are going to make a product or commodity that you want people to use, in just the same way that any other manufacturer makes a product to be sold.”
• Media institutions are big business. They exist just to make a profit.
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Who Owns U.S. Media?
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6 Corporations Control 90%
• Comcast:– NBC, Universal, PBSKids,
• NewsCorp: – Fox, Wall Street Journal, New York Post
• Disney:– ABC, ESPN, PIXAR, Miramax, Marvel Studios
• Viacom– MTV, Nick Jr, BET, CMT, Paramount
• Time Warner– CNN, HBO, Time, Warner Bros
• CBS– Showtime, Smithsonian Channel, NFL.com,
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233 Media Executives
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Institutions CompeteFor Market Segments
Market Segmentation• Music: pop, dance, hip-
hop, Indie• News: for varying political
views, in various languages for different audiences
• Pay per view: subscribers pay additional fee for specific programs – Yea for cricket!
Scheduling Segments• Battle for prime-time• Early for children and
after 9:00 PM for adults• Christmas and other
holiday events• Drive-time for radio and
talk shows
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Marketing to SegmentsUS Version Often Differs From Others
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All For ProfitAudience Vote Indicates a Market Segment.Then the Institution Markets to the Segment
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Marketing to SegmentsRatings Are One Measure of “Success”
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* Audience *• Audience is the word used to describe people who
consume media products• “The importance of audience to the media is obvious. All
the papers, broadcasts and recordings in the world would mean nothing if no one read, watched or listened to them.
• Without an audience, the media would be talking to itself.”
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Advertising Funds Media
• “Advertising is one of the major ways in which media producers make money.
• Manufacturers pay the media to promote images of their products, which they hope will encourage people to buy them.”
• 2010 revenue for Big 6 was $275.9 billion.
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Audience into Customers
• According to the FTC, children between the ages of 2 and 11 view more than 25,000 TV advertisements annually.
• “By some estimates young people see more than 8,000 brands per day.”
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Targeting Tweens8 – 12 year olds
• There will be an estimated 23 million tweens by 2020.
• Many have disposable incomes from gift, allowances, and odd jobs.
• Tweens spend approx. $50 billion of their own money/annually
• Tweens influence parent purchases.
• Pester Power: An estimated $188 billion is spent each year because of children directly influencing their parents.
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Brand Recognition
• A successful logo is strong enough to be identified even from the first letter of the logo.
• My international school students in Japan could identify most of these brands.
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Ads, Ads Everywhere
• Up to 60% of newspapers are ads.
• Ads appear on commercial TV up to 4 times/hour.
• Even many non-commercial broadcasts advertise their own merchandise.
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Ads or News?Can Children Tell Which is Which?
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Ads as EntertainmentSuper Bowl Ads Are Big Business
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Ads as EntertainmentSuper Bowl Big Spenders
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What if No One is Watching?
Record to watch later.
Skip the ads.
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New Strategies …
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Product Placementsnot in 30 second ads on TV
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Spamming SmartphonesSuperBowl Ads Via Wireless Spamming
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Product PlacementsOlympics – Summer Uniform & Olympic website
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Product PlacementsTop Sports Figures Wear the Ads
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Placement in Video GamesBrand Recognition = Brand Loyalty = Profits
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Computers Report InformationOnline Ads Track Who and Where You Are
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Ads on YouTube VideosCatholic Network Relies on Revenue from Ads
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Internet Interactive AdsBrand Recognition = Brand Loyalty = Profit
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Internet Interactive AdsBrand Recognition = Brand Loyalty = Profit
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Pope Benedict XVI:41st World Communication Day
• Educating children to be discriminating in their use of the media is a responsibility of parents, Church, and school.
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Raising Kids in a Media Age
• Communicate with kids.• Set limits.
– e.g. Hand in media devices at 9 PM.• Develop non-media based projects with
collaboration at the heart of each.• Develop projects that are media based,
but with guidance.• Help children to develop a balance.
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The following are student produced
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Links to Student Products
• Grade 8 Spanish class: Advertisement (Bookr)
• Grade 8 Spanish class: Animal ABC for kindergarten (Prezi)
• Grade 7 Blogs (Edublog)• Grade 6 Spanish & Techn
ology class: How-to (Scratch)
• Grade 8 Tech: ICS, a Second Home (Animoto)
• Grade 8 Tech: Loving Incarnation (Animoto)
• Grade 8 Tech: ICS Where Friendships Are Made (Animoto)
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Pope Benedict XVI:41st World Communication Day
• “The relationship of children, media, and education can be considered from two perspectives: the formation of children by the media; and the formation of children to respond appropriately to the media.
• A kind of reciprocity emerges which points to the responsibilities of the media as an industry and to the need for active and critical participation of readers, viewers and listeners.
• Within this framework, training in the proper use of the media is essential for the cultural, moral and spiritual development of children.”
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Resources
• Dunlap, Jay. Raising Kids in the Media Age. Hamden, CT: Circle, 2007. Print.
• Wall, Peter, and Paul Walker. Media Studies for GCSE. London: Collins, 2002. Print.
• Wittekind, Erika. The Big Push: How Popular Culture Is Always Selling. North Mankato, MN: Compass Point, 2012. Myon. Web. <http://myon.com/>.
• ICS media literacy wikispaces: http://icsmedialiteracy.wikispaces.com/ICS+Media+Literacy+Home
• ICS wikispaces home: http://icstampa.wikispaces.com/ICS+Wiki+home
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Works Cited•Slide 6 image: "These 6 Corporations Control 90% Of The Media In America." Business Insider. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Jan. 2014. <http://www.businessinsider.com/these-6-corporations-control-90-of-the-media-in-america-2012-6>.•Slide 8 data: "Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project." Teens and Technology 2013. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Jan. 2014. <http://www.pewinternet.org/Reports/2013/Teens-and-Tech.aspx>.•Slide 13 text: Wall, Peter, and Paul Walker. Media Studies for GCSE. London: Collins, 2002. Print.•Slide 14 text: Photo from my garden•Slides 16 image: "42 Coca Cola Ads." The Interrobang. N.p., n.d. Web. 31 Jan. 2014. <http://theinterrobang.com/2012/07/42-coca-cola-ads/>.•Slide 17 image: "Press Center." The Coca-Cola Company. N.p., n.d. Web. 24 Jan. 2014. <http://www.coca-colacompany.com/press-center/press-releases/new-coke-zero-campaign-tells-guys-its-not-your-fault-giving-them-permission-to-enjoy-everything>.•Slide 18 image: – The Wall Street Journal. Dow Jones & Company, n.d. Web. 02 Feb. 2014. <http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303680404579139422972891330>.•Slide 19 text: Wall, Peter, and Paul Walker. Media Studies for GCSE. London: Collins, 2002. Print.•Slide 20 images: Tampa Bay Times and Tampa Tribune 1/25/14 online•Slide 21 images: Tampa Bay Times and Tampa Tribune 1/25/14 online printed•Slide 23 image: Madrigal, Alexis C. "Sorting the Real Sandy Photos From the Fakes." The Atlantic. Atlantic Media Company, 29 Oct. 2012. Web. 31 Jan. 2014. <http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2012/10/sorting-the-real-sandy-photos-from-the-fakes/264243/>.•Slide 24 image: "Statements We Say Are True | PolitiFact." Statements We Say Are True | PolitiFact. N.p., n.d. Web. 26 Jan. 2014. <http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/rulings/true/>.•Slide 26 text : Wall, Peter, and Paul Walker. Media Studies for GCSE. London: Collins, 2002. Print.•Slides 27 – 29 images and text : "These 6 Corporations Control 90% Of The Media In America." Business Insider. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Jan. 2014. <http://www.businessinsider.com/these-6-corporations-control-90-of-the-media-in-america-2012-6>.
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Works Cited• Slide 31 image: "STUNNING: Comparing U.S. & World Covers for TIME Magazine." TruthTheory. N.p., n.d. Web.
31 Jan. 2014. <http://truththeory.com/2013/09/26/stunning-comparing-u-s-world-covers-for-time-magazine/>.• Slide 32 image: "Product Placement Watch: Yale Study on Opportunistic Ads an Opportunistic Ad for Yale?"
Product Placement Watch: Yale Study on Opportunistic Ads an Opportunistic Ad for Yale? N.p., n.d. Web. 31 Jan. 2014. http://www.brandchannel.com/home/post/2011/08/03/Product-Placement-Watch-Yale-Study-On-Opportunistic-Ads-an-Opportunistic-Ad-for-Yale.aspx.
• Slide 33 image: "Prime-Time Nielsen Ratings." USA Today [Orlando] 28 Jan. 2014: n. pag. Print.• Slide 34 text: Wall, Peter, and Paul Walker. Media Studies for GCSE. London: Collins, 2002. Print.• Slide 35 data: "These 6 Corporations Control 90% Of The Media In America." Business Insider. N.p., n.d. Web. 22
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