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  1. Added Nov 04, 2008 by beautyfulgazelle
    Daughter created 3 older and sexy personas and had online "affairs" for 3 years. Mom monitored, but did not know the language.
  2. Added Apr 22, 2007 by uma and 1 other
    This Berkeley-based organization trains young people to produce radio reports that meet high journalistic standards. Youth Radio stories are regularly featured on National Public Radio programs.
  3. Added Apr 22, 2007 by uma
    Part of the Media Management campaign sponsored by the Ad Council and entertainment companies. Designed to "give parents the information and tools they need to guide their child's television consumption."
  4. Added Apr 22, 2007 by uma
    Outstanding example of a state curriculum resource. Check out "Deconstruct this!" for the analysis of advertising.
  5. Added Apr 22, 2007 by brasst and 4 others
    A portal for the NML project based at MIT's department of Comparative Media Studies (led by Henry Jenkins) and funded by the MacArthur Foundation.
  6. Added Apr 22, 2007 by brasst and 1 other
    Emphasizes helping children and teenagers use the Internet safely. Sponsored by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.
  7. Added Apr 22, 2007 by uma
    Resources related to media literacy for parents and educators from Cable in the Classroom.
  8. Added Apr 22, 2007 by uma
    A series of PSAs from the Ad Council and entertainment companies, designed to encourage parents to be "the boss of what your kids watch. Make the rules. Know the ratings. Use parental controls."
  9. Added Apr 22, 2007 by uma
    This site provides complete links to many other pages on media literacy. It is a site geared toward educators, teachers, students, and researchers- quite academic in nature.
  10. Added Apr 22, 2007 by uma
    Curriculum units and media resources for K-12 teachers. Written and compiled by South Carolina educators.
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