What the Meta Settlement Actually Says, and Why Kids Still Need Media Literacy
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When a big story breaks about social media…
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A week in Oslo: Tying the Knot Across Languages, Cultures, and Traditions
When our three weeks in Italy came to an end, our family didn't head home. We flew north instead: from Renaissance marble and Tuscan hills to the long summer light of Oslo for me to officiate the wedding of my…
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How Today’s Media Influence the Ways We Perceive the Food System on which We Depend
Opening Essay | MediaEd Insights | ‘What’s for Dinner?’ Food as an Ecomedia Literacy Inquiry Edition | August 2026Written by Carolyn Fortuna…
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Food, Zoom, a Website, and Noodles from China to Italy: Teaching Toward a Life-Centered Pedagogy
Curriculum Review | MediaEd Insights | ‘What’s for Dinner?’ Food as an Ecomedia Literacy Inquiry Edition | August 2026Written by Christine Ristaino and Hong LiChristine Ristaino, Professor of Practice in…
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From Crisis to Change: Empowering Climate Friendly Lifestyles
Review | MediaEd Insights | ‘What’s for Dinner?’ Food as an Ecomedia Literacy Inquiry Edition | August 2026Written by Jane DeMarines…
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It’s Okay to Grab a Quick Granola Bar, Right? Sourcing Food for a Clean Climate
Case Study | MediaEd Insights | ‘What’s for Dinner?’ Food as an Ecomedia Literacy Inquiry Edition | August 2026Written by Carolyn Fortuna…
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Who You Calling Processed? The Political Language of Food is Consuming Us
Research Brief | MediaEd Insights | ‘What’s for Dinner?’ Food as an Ecomedia Literacy Inquiry Edition | August 2026Written by Elysabeth Alfano…
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Three Weeks in Italy: IMLRS and Seeing the Renaissance Through My Kids' Eyes
Three Weeks in Italy: IMLRS and Seeing the Renaissance Through My Kids' EyesThis June, I had the rare privilege of combining professional work with a family adventure in Italy, Norway, Greece and Spain. This…
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Digital Ubuntu: African Philosophy, AI, and the Future of How We Learn
Opening Essay | MediaEd Insights | Digital Ubuntu Edition | July 2026Written by Aurra KawanzaruwaThe machines are already teaching our children. This is the philosophy that can teach the machines.…
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The Ubuntu Operating System: Why we should not ban children from the digital world
Research Synthesis | MediaEd Insights | Digital Ubuntu Edition | July 2026Written by Jennifer Kaberi…
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The Unhurried Child in a High Speed World
Case Study | MediaEd Insights | Digital Ubuntu Edition | July 2026Written by Tsitsi M MutendiProtecting Hunhu/Ubuntu in the Age of AI…
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The Kutunga WATOTO Framework
Case Study | MediaEd Insights | Digital Ubuntu Edition | July 2026Written by Caroline Makumbe…
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Building the Scaffolding: Learning in an AI World
From protection to empowerment with…
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Artificial Intelligence in Educational Settings: Benefits, Challenges, and Concerns
Opening Essay | MediaEd Insights | AI: Educator Perspectives Edition | June 2026Written by Sarah Eckerstorfer…
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Students' AI Usage in an Introductory Course: Reinforcing the Learning Experience
Case Study | MediaEd Insights | AI: Educator Perspectives Edition | June 2026Written by Caleb Cameron…
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The Educator Experience with AI: Beyond Scope and Sequence
Research Brief | MediaEd Insights | AI: Educator Perspectives Edition | June 2026Written by Glen Warren…
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Three layers of professional isolation – a graduate teaching assistant’s experience of grappling with AI use in college classrooms
Case Study | MediaEd Insights | AI: Educator Perspectives Edition | June 2026Written by Salome ApkhazishviliSalome Apkhazishvili is a Doctoral Candidate in the Department of Communication | Georgia State…
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Practicing Perspective-Taking in a Polarized Media Environment
EdTech Review | MediaEd Insights | AI: Educator Perspectives Edition | June 2026Written by Catharine Reznicek…
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