Renee Hobbs is a Professor at Temple University's School of Communications and Theater in Philadelphia, where she founded the Media Education Lab. She holds a BA in English Literature and Film/Video Studies and an MA in Communication from the University of Michigan and an EdD from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. She teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in media literacy, digital authorship, children and media, media education and contemporary propaganda to students in Education, English, Communication Studies and Library and Information Studies.

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• What to Expect in this Book viiPart I Developing a Communication Strategy 11 Create to Learn 32 Getting Creative 153 Decisions, Decisions 294 Accessing and Analyzing Ideas 455 Creating Ideas 696 Reflecting and Taking Action 87Part II Nine Media Forms Help You Create to Learn 1037 Blogs and Web Sites 1078 Digital Audio and Podcasting 1239 Images 13910 Infographics and Data Visualization 15511 Vlogs and Screencasts 16912 Video Production 18713 Animation 20514 Remix Production 22115 Social Media 239Notes 251Index 271

Renee Hobbs is a Professor at Temple University's School of Communications and Theater in Philadelphia, where she founded the Media Education Lab. She holds a BA in English Literature and Film/Video Studies and an MA in Communication from the University of Michigan and an EdD from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. She teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in media literacy, digital authorship, children and media, media education and contemporary propaganda to students in Education, English, Communication Studies and Library and Information Studies.

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• What to Expect in this Book viiPart I Developing a Communication Strategy 11 Create to Learn 32 Getting Creative 153 Decisions, Decisions 294 Accessing and Analyzing Ideas 455 Creating Ideas 696 Reflecting and Taking Action 87Part II Nine Media Forms Help You Create to Learn 1037 Blogs and Web Sites 1078 Digital Audio and Podcasting 1239 Images 13910 Infographics and Data Visualization 15511 Vlogs and Screencasts 16912 Video Production 18713 Animation 20514 Remix Production 22115 Social Media 239Notes 251Index 271

Renee Hobbs is a Professor at Temple University's School of Communications and Theater in Philadelphia, where she founded the Media Education Lab. She holds a BA in English Literature and Film/Video Studies and an MA in Communication from the University of Michigan and an EdD from the Harvard Graduate School of Education. She teaches graduate and undergraduate courses in media literacy, digital authorship, children and media, media education and contemporary propaganda to students in Education, English, Communication Studies and Library and Information Studies.

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• What to Expect in this Book viiPart I Developing a Communication Strategy 11 Create to Learn 32 Getting Creative 153 Decisions, Decisions 294 Accessing and Analyzing Ideas 455 Creating Ideas 696 Reflecting and Taking Action 87Part II Nine Media Forms Help You Create to Learn 1037 Blogs and Web Sites 1078 Digital Audio and Podcasting 1239 Images 13910 Infographics and Data Visualization 15511 Vlogs and Screencasts 16912 Video Production 18713 Animation 20514 Remix Production 22115 Social Media 239Notes 251Index 271