Teaching Media Past Issues
Volume 8, No. 2 (Fall 2023)
The Magic Kingdom’s First Century: Teaching Disney at 100
Read moreOn Teaching With and About Disney Animation
Read moreTeaching (Disney) Theme Parks
Read moreDisney Fairy Tale in the Classroom: Navigating Webs of Content and Context
Read moreDisney and Adaptation
Read moreTextural Poaching the Disney+ Streaming Library
Read moreIt’s off to work we go: Teaching Disney and Media Labor
Read moreTeaching Disney Studies: Global and Latinx Lessons
Read moreVolume 8, No. 1 (Winter 2023)
Introduction: Universal Design for Learning in the Media Studies Classroom
Read moreBeyond Pandemic Pedagogy: Accelerating UDL Adoption and Enhancing Student Choice
Read moreOn the Importance of Community and Belonging
Read moreQueering the Course Design
Read moreMulticultural Design for Learning: A Holistic Approach to the Inclusive Media Classroom
Read moreCreating Access Together: Media Praxis Beyond Universal Design for Learning
Read moreVolume 7, No. 6 (Fall 2022)
Introduction: Presencing through Preserving: Sound History at Historical Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs)
Read moreChicana/o Public Radio Un/Archived
Read moreTeaching with and through Media History: PodcastRE and the Media History Digital Library
Read moreThe Indians for Indians Radio Show: A Unique Audio Source for U.S. History
Read moreIntegrating Queer Community Radio History into Your Media Studies Classroom
Read moreAuthoring Stories of Freedom: Concept, Process and Product from the American Folklife Center’s Archive
Read moreThree Caribbean Radio Archives: Haitian Radio Journalism, Transnational Cold War Soaps, and "University of the Air"
Read moreVolume 7, No. 5 (Summer 2022)
Introduction
Read moreStep One in Adopting Antiracist Pedagogies: Know the Stakes and Check Yourselves
Read moreSpectral Remainders and Sacred Spaces: Spirituality and the Antiracist Classroom
Read moreArt Cinema Need Not Be Elitist: A Case for Antiracist Experimental Media Pedagogy
Read moreElements of a Global Classroom
Read moreStrategic Vulnerability & Antiracist Pedagogies
Read moreApplied Social Justice: Integrating Theory and Practice
Read moreAntiracist Pedagogy Requires Co-Conspirators
Read moreVolume 7, No. 4 (Summer 2022)
Introduction
Read moreReflections on the Decision to Teach Darnella Frazier’s Cellphone Video of the Murder of George Floyd, and then Changing My Mind
Read moreTeaching Women’s Cinema, Troubling Documentary Representation
Read moreHarvesting Archive: Alternatives to Location-centric Documentary Production Pedagogy
Read moreInterview as Evidence: Finding the “Voice” in the Film Voices from the Sit In (2021)
Read moreVideo Venn: Documentaries, Essays and the Pedagogy In-Between
Read moreApproaches to Creative Actuality: Documentary Pedagogy in the Contemporary University Environment
Read moreTeaching Documentary Film as Research-Creation: Challenges and Possibilities
Read moreTeaching the “Op-Doc”: Integrating Cinema and Journalism in Documentary Production Courses
Read moreTeaching Media Forensics
Read moreVolume 7, No. 3 (Spring 2022)
Introduction
Read moreInnovating an Innovative First-Year Film Analysis Assignment: Adapting to Changes in the Pedagogical Landscape
Read moreThe Sharpening of Knives: Video Essays and Reflecting on Argumentation
Read moreDigital Archives and Creative Assignments
Read moreOne Film, Five Posts: Scaffolded Learning in the Intermediate Media History Course
Read moreTouching All the Bases: Assignments for Experiential Learning in Film History
Read moreUnsettled Listening: The Pedagogical Value of Soundwalking to the Study of Film Sound
Read moreVolume 7, No. 2 (Winter 2022)
Introduction
Read moreTeaching Disloyalty: Trans Activism and Digital Storytelling in the U.S. Feminist Classroom
Read moreWe’re Still Here!: Teaching Trans Media Across U.S. Empire
Read moreHIV/AIDS, Trans Teaching, and Defunding Police: Trans Media Pedagogy Interventions
Read moreShowing Up by Stepping Out: On Teaching and Being Trans in the Classroom
Read moreVolume 7, No. 1 (Winter 2022)
Introduction
Read moreSmuggling, Infiltrating, Usurping: Why Globalizing the Film and Media Studies Curriculum is Essential to Decolonizing It
Read moreTowards a Transnational Feminist Film Studies Classroom
Read moreRace, Media, Empire
Read moreDisorientation and Discomfort as Global Media Pedagogy
Read moreTeaching the Global as Emergence
Read moreSteps toward Teaching Global Media to High School Students
Read moreText and Context: Teaching Regional Film History through Film Criticism
Read moreTeaching with Video: A Global Media Form and Forms of Global Encounters
Read moreTeaching Global Music Video
Read moreThe Netflix Global Dossier: Role-playing for Unlearning U.S.-centrism
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