1)Repositioning media literacies for spreadable connectivity: This category refers to the growing disillusionment among citizens in relation to mainstream media. Repositioning media entails the elimination of a centralized media structure, thereby allowing greater connectivity for the casual media consumer.
2) Repositioning media literacies as mechanisms for caring: Instead of focusing on how media relates purely on an individual level, consumers should be encouraged to focus on how media can help citizens improve their...
1) Repositioning media literacies for spreadable connectivity: This category refers to the growing disillusionment among citizens in relation to mainstream media. Repositioning media entails the elimination of a centralized media structure, thereby allowing greater connectivity for the casual media consumer.
2) Repositioning media literacies as mechanisms for caring: Instead of focusing on how media relates purely on an individual level, consumers should be encouraged to focus on how media can help citizens improve their social connections while eliminating their egocentric tendencies.
3) Repositioning media literacies as facilitators of “everyday” engagement: This category strives to make media less depersonalized and more relevant. By personalizing media, consumers would not only be more willing to engage in media consumption, they would also be more likely to engage with their community in order to increase feelings of belonging and connectedness.
4) Reimagining media literacies as intentionally civic: This category seeks to provide media that is not constrained by the necessity of being apolitical. As such, this category seeks to provide media aimed towards civic engagement, thereby allowing the average citizen to consume media that reflects their highly personalized and unique civic interests.
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