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Frank W. Baker In Web 2.0

Age of Information Overload

(AP) -- Books are being scanned to make them searchable…

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Frank W. Baker In Web 2.0

The Multitasking Generation

The Multitasking Generation They're e-mailing, IMing and downloading while writing…

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Frank W. Baker In Web 2.0

Recent Trends: Recommended Books

New: Make Me A Story: Teaching Writing Through Digital Storytelling…

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Frank W. Baker In Web 2.0

Recent Trends: Recommended Periodicals

Converge Digital Arts Digital Directions EdTech (K-12) Edutopia magazine…

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Frank W. Baker In Web 2.0

Recent Trends: Webquests

NOTE: Articles listed below are in reverse chronological order; most recent…

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Frank W. Baker In Web 2.0

Recent Trends: PDAs

(Personal Digital Assistants) NOTE: Articles listed below are in reverse chronological…

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Frank W. Baker In Web 2.0

Recent Trends: iPod / Podcasts

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Frank W. Baker In Web 2.0

Recent Trends: Graphic Novels

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Frank W. Baker In Web 2.0

Recent Trends: Gaming / Video Games

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Frank W. Baker In Web 2.0

Recent Trends: Filmmaking

(Video Editing) NOTE: Articles listed below are in reverse chronological order;…

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Media Literacy Clearinghouse

The Media Literacy Clearinghouse is a nationally recognized media literacy resource website developed by Frank W. Baker. Thousands of schools and organizations link to the Media Literacy Clearinghouse and many of his resources have been recommended by: Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences; Access Learning; ASCD; Assn of Media Literacy; Australian Teachers of Media; Blueprint for Democracy; Cable In The Classroom; Education Week; Edutopia; INFOHIO; NCSS; NCTE; PBS; School Library Journal, and School Library Monthly.

This website was part of a project originally started by the late Dr. Pete Johnson at the USC School of Medicine. I am eternally grateful for its hosting of this site from 1998-2006.

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