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How To Read a Film: A Visual Literacy Workshop
Date:
Monday, August 21, 2006
Time:
9:00 AM
-
5:00 PM
Event Type:
Class/Workshop
Organizer/Author:
Anuj Vaidya
Location Details:
Pacific Film Archive,
2575 Bancroft Avenue
Berkeley, CA
2575 Bancroft Avenue
Berkeley, CA
HOW TO READ A FILM: A Visual Literacy Workshop for High School Teachers and other Media Educators
August 21 and 22, 2006
@ Pacific Film Archive, University of California, Berkeley
The Pacific Film Archive (PFA) in Berkeley has gathered an impressive array of media specialists with extensive experience in training educators for its 8th annual Visual Literacy Workshop, HOW TO READ A FILM. The workshop offers a well-balanced survey of visual literacy principles and practices, addressing both theoretical/historical issues, and hands-on applications. The ultimate aim of the workshop is for teachers to be able to use visual and media literacy practices within the classroom to enhance curricular learning through critical thinking and creative inquiry.
Our mainstays return this year--included are Kathleen Tyner, author of Literacy in a Digital World; Mindy Faber, youth-media specialist from Chicago, IL; and Stephen Gong, Executive Director of the Center of Asian American Media. This year’s workshop includes two special sessions: Sean Uyehara, from the San Francisco Film Society, tackles the cultural phenomenon of the iPod; while “Grade the News” is a classroom-based activity developed by John H. McManus, from the School of Journalism at San Jose State University.
Registration for the event will begin immediately. There will be a discounted rate of $75 (Standard Fees: $100) for those who register by June 15, 2006. For brochures or registration information about HOW TO READ A FILM, please contact:
Steve Seid, 510-642-5253, seidtrak@berkeley.edu, or
Anuj Vaidya, 510-642-6883, anujv@berkeley.edu
August 21 and 22, 2006
@ Pacific Film Archive, University of California, Berkeley
The Pacific Film Archive (PFA) in Berkeley has gathered an impressive array of media specialists with extensive experience in training educators for its 8th annual Visual Literacy Workshop, HOW TO READ A FILM. The workshop offers a well-balanced survey of visual literacy principles and practices, addressing both theoretical/historical issues, and hands-on applications. The ultimate aim of the workshop is for teachers to be able to use visual and media literacy practices within the classroom to enhance curricular learning through critical thinking and creative inquiry.
Our mainstays return this year--included are Kathleen Tyner, author of Literacy in a Digital World; Mindy Faber, youth-media specialist from Chicago, IL; and Stephen Gong, Executive Director of the Center of Asian American Media. This year’s workshop includes two special sessions: Sean Uyehara, from the San Francisco Film Society, tackles the cultural phenomenon of the iPod; while “Grade the News” is a classroom-based activity developed by John H. McManus, from the School of Journalism at San Jose State University.
Registration for the event will begin immediately. There will be a discounted rate of $75 (Standard Fees: $100) for those who register by June 15, 2006. For brochures or registration information about HOW TO READ A FILM, please contact:
Steve Seid, 510-642-5253, seidtrak@berkeley.edu, or
Anuj Vaidya, 510-642-6883, anujv@berkeley.edu
Added to the calendar on Wed, Apr 26, 2006 1:39PM
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