دانلود کتاب Public Policies In Media And Information Literacy In Europe: Cross-Country Comparisons

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Public Policies in Media and Information Literacy in Europe- Front Cover Public Policies in Media and Information Literacy in Europe Title Page Copyright Page Contents List of figures List of tables List of contributors Acknowledgements List of abbreviations Introduction Setting the European scene Objectives Methodological challenges Outline of the book Notes References PART I: Global analysis of European public policies in MIL Chapter 1: Mapping media and information literacy policies: new perspectives for the governance of MIL Drawing on governance theory in a networked media society Measuring a complex process of governance Comparing across countries Assessing strengths and weaknesses Modelling MIL governance Governance stances Conclusion Notes References PART II: MIL dimensions across countries: a qualitative approach Chapter 2: Definitions and values of media and information literacy in a historical context Historical background to media education and media literacy Definition of media and information literacy: general trends Main concepts and legitimizing values Conclusion Bibliography Chapter 3: Legal frameworks for media and information literacy Media and information literacy in a cross-national policy context Media and information literacy in the regulatory domain Analysing media and information literacy and legal frameworks across Europe The challenges of establishing legal frameworks at a European level Bibliography Chapter 4: Training and capacity-building in media and information literacy From media education to teacher training Media education policies and teacher training in formal education Education and capacity training for teachers – role of the state, public bodies, agencies and universities Teacher training programmes Teaching materials and resources Training programmes and ICT Media education provided by NGOs, private companies and international organizations Conclusion Bibliography Chapter 5: The role of non-governmental actors in media and information literacy: a comparative media systems perspective North Atlantic or Liberal Model Democratic Corporatist Model Polarized Pluralist Model Hybrid media systems of new democracies: the case of central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe Conclusion Notes Bibliography Chapter 6: Evaluation and funding of media and information literacy Evaluation Funding Evaluation and funding: an unresolved tension Implications for MIL research Conclusion Notes Bibliography PART III: Critical perspectives Chapter 7: Good practices and emerging trends in media and information literacy What is a good practice? Methodology: content analysis of good practices in the twenty-eight European countries Results of the content analysis Word cloud of the ten most frequent words in good practices MIL skills in good practices Main audience for good practices Main actors in good practice realization Main actors in funding good practices Emerging trends MIL for all Good practices as an emerging trend The uptake of open educational resources The rise of MOOCs Game-based learning and big data analysis Coding – towards transliteracy Collaborative learning as a priority MIL in a multi-speed Europe Emerging trends in MIL pedagogies: towards blended learning Conclusion Notes References Chapter 8: The double bind of media and information literacy: a critical view on public policy discourses about MIL Mediatization and the shift in competences The shift in citizenship and governance Future prospects Notes References Appendix 1: Map and ISO2 codes of participating European countries Appendix 2: Template with guidelines for reporting phase Template for a comparative analysis of media and information education policies in Europe Appendix 3: Scoreboard for scoping phase Appendix 4: Experts by country for the national reports Appendix 5: Bibliography of national reports by country Austria Belgium Bosnia-Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Cyprus Czech Republic Denmark Estonia Finland France Germany Greece Hungary Ireland Italy Latvia Lithuania Netherlands Poland Portugal Romania Serbia Slovakia Spain Sweden Turkey United Kingdom Index