@HumboldtUni Ich halte das für fundamental falsch, weil #Schulen heutzutage nichtmals fundamentale #MediaLiteracy geschweige denn #TechLiteracy hinbekommen.

• "#KI" taugt nur für #Shitposting, #Memes und #Mansplaining und nicht für #Bildung oder #Wissensvermittlung und läuft daher den Kernzielen der #Pädagogik zuwider!

Wir brauchen mit solchem Bullshit nicht anfangen bevor niht jede #Schule #Glasfaser und mindestens nen kompletten Klassensatz an #Pi500 am Start hat damit #Schüler*innen auch #Informatik lernen und nicht zu #Microsoft-#Kunden verblödet werden!!!

Ernsthaft, da hätte die #EU das in andere #Forschung und #Entwicklung oder #Infrastruktur investieren können, statt irgendwelche #Buzzwords wie #AI nachzurennen die eh nur dazu da sind #Geldverbrennung zu betreiben!

@lordsplodge @nixCraft @Daojoan that's because the #Internet became #accessible for #TechIlliterates & #MediaIlliterates and #Consoomers who are either unable or unwilling to use their brains.

• It was a mistake to let #Boomers and #MassMedia be allowed online!

Shhh! Don' tell anybody, but we are in the process of a ground-up redesign of our website to make our film-based learning resources easier for everyone to find.

In the meantime, we're aware that it can be hard to find things on our site. We'd love to help you find what you need.

Take a look around our library yourself. If you'd like help finding anything by film length, student age, subject, theme, activity, or anything else, drop us a note on Mastodon or through the contact section of our site, and we'll do our best to find you the very thing.

Also, if you're using resources as a grandparent, parent or babysitter, or otherwise outside a formal learning environment, we'd love to hear what you're using and how it works for you. Drop us a note here in the Fediverse or contact us through our site. /5

https://journeysinfilm.org/library/

#Parenting #Families #Childcare #Education #MediaLiteracy @parenting

Finally, we've just launched a new series of free creative prompts based on super-short films that are bite-sized for kids' attention spans.

Watch a film that's as short as one minute, then springboard off a prompt for reflection, journaling, discussion or creative writing.

We offer prompts for a super short films across a range of subjects and themes, suitable for kids of al ages. (Yes, the films and prompts are all free.) /4

https://journeysinfilm.org/articles/watch-and-write-new-classroom-warm-up-tool/

@education @film #Parenting #Families #MediaLiteracy #Childcare #Babysitting #Homeschooling #Education #ShortFilm

We also offer free lesson plans and activities, for children as young as 8 years, across a range of school subjects. These are great for homeschooling and classroom use -- and they can provide fun, educational ways to keep kids busy and learning.

Several guides include hands-on arts and crafts activities, like the instructions for making a bug kite for the free short film The Love Bugs. (For ages 8 and up).

Many lessons also include printable hand-outs that kids can work on solo.

Some guides are also available in Spanish and Portuguese.

We offer lesson plans & activities for He Named Me Malala, The Boy Who Harnessed The Wind, Whale Rider and more!

Learn more at the link below and read on for some fun short film activities in the next post. /3

https://journeysinfilm.org/articles/make-teaching-easy-with-classroom-ready-lesson-plans/

#Parenting #Families #MediaLiteracy #Childcare #Babysitting #Homeschooling #GlobalEducation #Education @education

Our free film discussion guides are appropriate for children as young as 8 years old. They can help students dig deeper into the facts and themes of a film -- on their own, in discussion with others, or as a prompt for journaling and reflection.

Some of our guides are also available in Spanish.

We offer discussion guides for:
- Short films like Golden Age Karate (5 minutes);
- Disney films like Hidden Figures;
- Documentaries like Jane about Dr. Jane Goodall;
- Docu-series like Genius about Albert Einstein;
- and more!

Learn more at the link below and read on for even more resources in the next post. 2/3

https://journeysinfilm.org/articles/discussion-guides-make-screening-films-easy/

#Parenting #Families #MediaLiteracy #Childcare #Babysitting #Homeschooling #GlobalEducation #Education @education

When evaluating some random claim someone makes on the Internet, you can ask yourself:

- Do they say *how they know this*? Do they have a link to an article or mention a book or person you can look up?

- For claims about a historical event, is any date and place given?

Now, of course, any random person can write a blog post or article saying anything they want. There are many ways to evaluate how trustworthy an article is—including asking the questions above. But let's take small steps for now!

(P. S. the original clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHrZRJR4igQ )

@SteveThompson no, we need to ask the real question and demand proper #Parenting as well as #MediaLiteracy & #TechLiteracy.

• Otherwise we continue to blame inanimate objects (i.e. #Guns & #Cars) for social problems (i.e. #ViolenceCulture)!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3VQULyT390

@cjpaloma @SrRochardBunson @danielbowmaniel @mcnado
#AI follows the #MassMediaPrinciples. The most significant one in this context is:
All #MassMedia contain values, beliefs, and ideologies. These reflect conscious & unconscious biases. #MediaLiteracy

https://darkpinesmedia.wordpress.com/2008/09/29/mass-media-principles/