Learning Library

The Learning Library is intended as a multimedia activity center where people can come to learn more about the new media literacies, acquiring skills and practicing them through challenges, and ultimately, producing and sharing their own content with other members of the Learning Library.
We hope that the Learning Library will provide young people and educators alike a chance to share and remix media materials of their culture in order to learn what they need to do to become full participants in the contemporary media landscape.
The library is our approach to practicing what we preach. Originally started as short documentary segments produced on topics such as cosplay, wikipedia, graffiti, dj culture, and animation, it was increasingly clear that if we were to put our theories into practice we needed to create a more robust system for active participation in the learning process. The result was the current learning library where the materials we produced -- and countless other sites of cultural production and participation which are already in the web -- become resources for challenges which require a mixture of exploration, experimentation, self-reflection, and communication.

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Welcome to our effort to build an online manual of youth media curricula with contributions from members all over our region. Materials contained herein range from media literacy training models to planning and executing youth media festivals. All chapters in this manual are listed below.