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    NAMLE10LaurelHillDriveCherryHill,NJ080031 888 775 2652www.namle.net

    Call for Proposals

    TheNationalAssociationforMediaLiteracyEducation(NAMLE)convenesmedialiteracyeducatorsand

    leaderseverytwoyearstoexpandtheknowledgeandpracticeofmedialiteracyeducationinthe

    UnitedStates.Wearecurrentlyinvitingproposalsforparticipationinour2011NAMLEConferenceto

    beheldinPhiladelphia,PAJuly2225th.Asamembershiporganization,NAMLEcelebratesthe

    increaseddiversityofvoices,pedagogiesandtechnologiesthatcomprisethegrowingfieldofmedia

    literacyeducation.Weseektofacilitatemedialiteracyeducationamonganincreasinglybroad

    constituencythatincludeschildren,familiesandadultsofallages,academicresearchers,P16

    teachers,teachereducators,arteducators,communityleaders,mediaproducers,nonprofitpartners,

    faithbasedgroups,pediatriciansandotherhealthprofessionals.Forthe2011conferenceprogramwe

    anticipatearichmixofconversation,presentationandhandsonengagementwithavarietyofmediaandtechnologies.

    2011ConferenceTheme

    GlobalVisions/LocalConnections:VoicesinMediaLiteracyEducation

    Initsmostglobalsense,medialiteracyeducationprivilegesdiversityamongmediaformsand

    educationalconstituencies.The2011NAMLEConferenceseeksaglobalvisionofmedialiteracy

    educationavisionthatacknowledgesallformsofmediaasrelevant,including(butnotlimitedto)

    object,print,radio,photography,television,film,video,internet,andotherdigitaldevices.The2011ConferencealsocommemoratesthetenthanniversaryofNAMLEandcelebratesitsgrowthasa

    professionaldevelopmentorganizationforanincreasinglybroadconstituencyofmedialiteracy

    educators.Theglobal/localconnectionsfacilitatedbytheconferencewillenableNAMLEtodeepenour

    professionalnetworkingcommunityasaknowledgenetworkingcommunitythroughtheinnovative

    usesofcommunicationtechnologiestointerconnectmedialiteracyeducatorsacrosstheworld.

    Conferenceattendeeswillcomeawaywithspecificpedagogicalknowledge,tools,andskillsthatwill

    enablethemtobebetterandmoreeffectiveagentsofchangeforandthroughmedialiteracy

    educationonbothlocalandgloballevels.

    TheCorePrinciplesofMediaLiteracyEducation(CPMLE)(http://namle.net/publications/core

    principles/)isanopenaccess,livingdocumentcreatedin2007byNAMLEmembers.Itfunctionsasa

    globalpositioningsystemofsorts,guidingtheexpansionofmedialiteracyeducationacrossdisciplines

    andcontexts.TheCorePrinciplesexpandtheboundariesofthefieldtoencompassnotonlywhatwe

    teachbutalsohowweteach,therebydistinguishingtheseasCorePrinciplesof"medialiteracy

    education"ratherthansolelyaskeyconceptsof"medialiteracy."BuildingontheseCorePrinciples,we

    seekproposalsthataccomplishanyofthefollowing:

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    NAMLE10LaurelHillDriveCherryHill,NJ080031 888 775 2652www.namle.net

    Improvestheknowledgebaseforthosenewtothefieldofmedialiteracyeducation. Modelsbestpedagogicalpracticesinfamily,school,community,and/ororganizational

    environments.

    Supportshandsonpracticaltrainingforcriticalandcreativemediaproduction. Integratesmedialiteracyanddevelopingliteraciesassociatedwithevolvingtechnologiesin

    education.

    Reportsonresearchfindingsorinprogressstudieswithinthefieldofmedialiteracyeducation. Raisesawarenessofmedialiteracyeducationasatoolforsocialjusticeanddemocratic

    practices.

    Illustratesopportunities,challengesandnewdirectionsformedialiteracyeducationasadiscipline.

    TypesofSubmissions

    PreConferenceWorkshopApreconferenceworkshopisanopportunityfor12presenterstoprovideconferenceattendeeswith

    adeeplevelofengagementonaparticulartopic(approx.4hours).Thecontentcanrangefrom

    introductorytohighlyspecializedinnature,butmustbepertinenttothefieldofmedialiteracy

    educationandaddressafeltneedamongNAMLEmembers.Preconferenceworkshopsareoptional

    forconferenceattendees,requirepreregistration,andcomeatanadditionalcost(usuallyfor

    workshopmaterials).Duetospacelimitations,participantregistrationfortheseworkshopsisonafirst

    comefirstservedbasis.AllworkshopswillbeheldonFriday,July22ndfrom93PM.

    IndividualPresentation

    Individualsessionsareformalpresentationsthatincludeoneortwopresentersforapproximately1hour.Sessionscanincludereportsorpresentationsofinnovativecurricula,exemplaryeducation

    approaches(formalorinformaleducation),communityengagement,orresearchpresentationsthat

    provideinformationaboutaparticularmedialiteracyeducationtopic.Anindividualsessionshould

    include1leadpresenter,andcouldincludeupto2additionalpresenters.

    WorkshopSession

    Aworkshopprovidespresenterswithanopportunitytoexchangeinformationorworkonacommon

    problem,project,orsharedinterest(approx.12hours).Presentationsshouldallowadequatetimefor

    reflectivediscussionandinteractionwithworkshopparticipants.Theworkshopformatalsoallowsfora

    moreindepthinteractionwithparticipantsandcanincludehandsonexperiencesandpracticeof

    applicationswithparticipants.Aworkshopcanincludeupto3presenters.

    PanelDiscussion

    Apanelsessionprovidesanopportunityforexaminingexplicitproblemsorcomplextopicsfroma

    varietyofperspectives.Panelistsshouldrepresentavarietyofviewpointsandofferalternative

    solutions,interpretations,orcontrastingviewpointsonthesubject(approx.12hours).Eachpanel

    memberisexpectedtoprepareabriefpositionpaperidentifyingcentralquestionsregardingtheissue

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    beingdiscussed.Panelscanhave35presentersandshouldalsoincludeamoderator.RoundtableDiscussionIntheroundtablediscussion,individualpresentersareassignedtonumberedtablesinalargemeeting

    roomwhereinterestedpersonsgatherfora1hourdiscussionwiththepresenterabouthisorher

    paperorproject.Thisformatisparticularlyappropriateforpapersaddressingtopicsbestpursuedthroughextensivediscussion.Authorsmustbringcopiesofthefullpaperandshouldremainavailable

    fordiscussionthroughoutthe1hoursession.Becauseofthephysicalconfigurationofthistypeof

    session,noadditionalaudiovisualequipment,suchasascreenoroverheadprojector,isprovided.

    Authorswishingtouseavisualpresentationmaydisplayitfromtheirownlaptopcomputerscreens.A

    roundtablediscussionincludes1presenterateachtable.

    DigitalPosterSession

    Apostersessionisanopportunityforpresenterstodiscusstheirtopicwithpeersinaninformal

    setting,somewhatlikeanexhibithallorinformationfair.Agoodposterpresentationcentersonone

    maintheme,presentsusefulinformation,andstimulatesdiscussion.Participantsarerequiredtocreate

    theirdigitalposterthroughhttp://edu.glogster.com/.Duringtheconference,participantsshouldbe

    preparedtogiveanoverviewoftheirposterandinitiateconversationabouttheirtopic.Participants

    canalsoprepareprintmaterials,ifdesired,thatincludecontactinformation,URL,andanyother

    informationbeyondwhatisavailableontheirglog.

    MediaDemonstrationorScreening

    Inademonstration,presentersfocusontheusesofaneducationalmediatool.Thismightinclude,but

    isnotlimitedto,thepresentationofapieceofsoftwaretoaidresearch,acomputerbasedsimulation,

    amultimediacurriculumkitormaterials,oramultimediabasedapproachtomedialiteracy.

    Introductoryremarksshoulddemonstratetheeducationalvalueofthematerial,suchasstrategiesfor

    classroomuseoranoverviewofresearch.Aninformaldiscussionorproblemsolvingsegmentmustfollowthedemonstrationorscreening.Thematerialsandpresentationshouldofferparticipantsaway

    toaccessnewknowledgeofsomecrucialconcept,perspectiveorskillthatcannotbesufficiently

    acquiredthroughdescriptionalone.Suggestedlengthis12hours.

    SubmissionProcessandAcceptanceCriteria

    TheConferenceProgramCommitteewillreceiveandreviewproposalsubmissionsuntil11:59PMPST

    January7,2011.Allproposalsmustbesubmittedthroughouronlinesystemat

    http://tinyurl.com/2apgrhx.ProposalswillundergorigorousreviewbyacommitteeofNAMLE

    membersfrombothinsideandoutsidetheUnitedStates.Theproposalreviewcommitteewillevaluateeachsubmissionbasedontheextenttowhichtheproposalsuccessfullycommunicatesthefollowing:

    GivesVOICEtoatleastoneofthemanyconstituenciesthatcomprisethegrowingfieldofmedialiteracyeducation;

    ReflectsaGLOBAL/INCLUSIVEvisionofmedialiteracyeducation; MagnifiestheCOREPRINCIPLESofMediaLiteracyEducation;

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    NAMLE10LaurelHillDriveCherryHill,NJ080031 888 775 2652www.namle.net

    IdentifiesPARTICIPANTLEARNINGOBJECTIVESthatreflecttheCorePrinciplesofMediaLiteracyEducation;

    Alignssessiongoals/objectiveswiththeCONFERENCETHEME; DirectlysupportsparticipantlearningobjectivesbytheproposedMETHODSOF

    PRESENTATION.IndividualswhosubmitproposalswillbenotifiedoftheiracceptancestatusonorbeforeFebruary7th,

    2011.FullpaperswillbeacceptedforpublicationconsiderationinaspecialissueoftheJournalof

    MediaLiteracyEducation.ForadditionalquestionsaboutthereviewprocesscontacttheProgram

    Chair,VanessaDomine,[email protected].

    SpecialCallforEntries&Nominations

    ModernMediaMakers(M3)

    Since1999NAMLEhasshowcasedthevideoproductioneffortsofyoungpeople(K12)fromacrossthenationthroughtheModernMediaMakers(M3)program.AttheNAMLE2009ConferenceinDetroit,

    M3tooktheformofanintensiveproductioncampthatgavehighschoolstudentsanopportunityto

    developskillsincriticalanalysisandmediaproduction.Overthecourseoftheconference,Detroitarea

    studentsworkedingroupstodevelop,shoot,editandpresentavideoprojectexploringthethemeof

    theconference.Throughouttheconference,M3participantshadopportunitiestoengagewith

    conferenceattendees.Studentsandtheirinstructorsparticipatedinconferencemealsandhad

    opportunitiestospeakabouttheirworksinprogress.Theypresentedapublicscreeningoftheirvideo

    projectsonthefinaldayoftheconferenceandledaquestionandanswersessionwiththeaudience.

    TheGlobalVisions/LocalConnections:VoicesinMediaLiteracyEducationthemeoftheNAMLE2011

    ConferencecallsforamuchmoreintegrativeapproachtoourM3youthexperience.Tomagnifythis

    theme,M3willconsistofaglobalvideocompetitionandalocalproductioncampheldJuly2225th,

    2011.

    M3LocalProductionCampCallforParticipants

    ThepurposeofM3Localistogivestudentsandtheirmentorsanopportunitytodeepentheir

    understandingofmedialiteracyeducationastheyengageinanintensivefourdaymediaproduction

    campduringtheNAMLE2011Conference(July2225th).Adiversegroupof20highschoolstudents

    fromaroundthecountryandtheiradultmentorswillteamwithotherstocreatetheirownoriginal

    videos,sharetheirperspectivesonmedia,andpresenttheirworkduringaformalM3screeningduring

    theconference.Inturn,theirworkprovidesayouthfulvoiceforthisyearsthemeofGlobal

    Visions/LocalConnections:VoicesinMediaLiteracyEducation.

    ThefocusforthisyearsproductioncampandtheonlineapplicationwillbeavailableontheNAMLE

    2011ConferencewebsiteonorbeforeNovember1st.Mentorscannominateacohortofupto3

    studentsandareexpectedtotravel,attendandparticipatewithstudentparticipants.Allapplicants

    shouldexpecttopaytheirtravelsexpenses;however,scholarshipsmaybeavailableforthoseinneed.

    Forgeneralquestions,[email protected]

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    M3GlobalVideoContestCallforEntries

    Tocommemoratethe10thAnniversaryofNAMLE,weexpandtheM

    3traditionbyinvitingstudents

    fromacrosstheworldtoexpresstheirvoicesandsharetheirtalentswiththeNAMLEcommunity.We

    invitestudentstocompeteforcashprizesbyproducingandsubmittingtheirownstylizedvideos(3

    minutesmaximumlength)thatbestcapturetheCorePrinciplesofMediaLiteracyEducationandtheconferencethemeofGlobalVisions/LocalConnections:VoicesinMediaLiteracyEducation.Astrong

    preferencewillbeplacedonvideosthatconveyoriginalityandclear,concise,andengagingmessages.

    Anindependentpanelofjudgeswillscoresubmissionsbasedonthefollowingcriteria:

    1. Creativity

    2. Clarity

    3. Relevance

    4. Production

    5. Engagement

    6. WideAppeal

    Contestentriesshouldbesubmittedthroughboththeonlinesubmissionsystem

    (http://tinyurl.com/2apgrhx)ANDYouTubebetweenDecember1,2010andApril1,2011.Theofficial

    scoringrubricwillbeaccessibleontheNAMLE2011ConferencewebsitepriortoDecember1st.

    WinnerswillbenotifiedonorbeforeMay1st.TheTop3videoswilleachreceivea$500cashstipend

    andaninvitationtoscreentheirfilm(inperson)orlivestream(viaSkype)duringtheNAMLE2011

    ConferenceinPhiladelphiaJuly2225th.TheTop8videosubmissionswillbeinvitedforalivescreening

    orremotestreamingduringaconferencesessiondevotedexclusivelytotheglobalandlocalvoiceso

    ModernMediaMakers.

    M

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    VideoSubmissionGuidelines:Uploadyourentrytohttp://www.youtube.com(createanaccountifyoudonothaveone).

    Afteryouuploadyourvideo,followtheinstructionslistedbelow:

    Titleofyourvideoshouldbethesameonethatyoulistinyouronlinesubmissionform.

    UnderDescription,listyourschoolname,cityandcountry.(DoNOTlistyourfullname).

    UsethefollowingPrivacySettings:Category:select"Education"

    Tag:namle2011vidcontest

    Privacy:Unlisted

    MakesuretoincludeyourYouTubevideoURLandtitleinyouronlinesubmissionform.

    Fortechnicalquestionsaboutthecontestorvideoentries,pleasecontactM3CoChair,TimOldakowsk

    [email protected].

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    MediaLiteracyMediaAward

    NAMLE'sMediaLiteracyMediaAwardsbeganasthePartnershipforMediaEducation's(PME)

    OutstandingAchievementAwards.FirstpresentedatSummit2000:ChildrenYouthandMedia

    BeyondtheMillenniuminToronto,Canada,thepurposeoftheAwardswastoencouragemainstream

    mediatoincorporatemedialiteracyintotheirworkbypubliclyacknowledgingthosewhodoso.Currently,NAMLErecognizespeople,programs,initiatives,ororganizationsinmainstreammediathat:

    Haveraisedthevisibilityofmedialiteracyeducationormedialiteracy. Havehelpedcitizensbetterunderstandmedialiteracyeducationormedialiteracy. Haveprovidedsignificant,outstandingresourcesthatenhancetheabilityofeducatorsto

    practicethekindofinquirybasedmedialiteracyeducationdescribedinNAMLE'sCore

    PrinciplesofMediaLiteracyEducation.

    Nominationscanbesubmittedthroughtheonlinesubmissionsystem(http://tinyurl.com/2apgrhx).

    AnyNAMLEmemberiseligibletomakeanominationfortheaward,andacommitteeofboardandnonboardmemberswillbeassembledtoselectthewinners.Submissiondeadline:April1,2011.

    Forpastawardwinnersandmoreinformationgoto:http://tinyurl.com/2el6fm6

    TheJournalofMediaLiteracyEducation(JMLE)SpecialConferenceIssue

    JMLE(http://www.jmle.org)isanonlinepeerreviewedjournalsponsoredbyNAMLE.JMLEsupports

    thedevelopmentofresearch,scholarshipandthepedagogyofmedialiteracyeducation.Thejournal

    providesaforumforestablishedandemergingscholars,mediaprofessionalsandeducational

    practitionersinandoutofschools.Asanextendedconceptualizationofliteracy,medialiteracy

    educationhelpsindividualsofallagesdevelophabitsofinquiryandskillsofexpressionneededtobecomecriticalthinkers,effectivecommunicatorsandactivecitizensinaworldwheremassmedia,

    popularcultureanddigitaltechnologiesplayanimportantroleforindividualsandsociety.

    Papersdevelopedfromexcellentconferencepresentationswillbeconsideredforpublicationinthe

    February2012issueofJMLE.Withintheonlineproposalsubmissionsystem,youwillbeaskedifyou

    wantyourresearch,practicalapplicationorprofessionalresourcetobeconsideredforpublicationin

    theJMLEspecialconferenceissue.