BEYOND MEDIA LITERACY - DIGITAL STREETWORK
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BEYOND MEDIA LITERACY - DIGITAL STREETWORK. Elisa Paladini Karem Samanez Dalguerre.
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wether to believe and trust the truth of them is up to.
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some people go beyond of that. Actively investigating and scrutinizing messages and news they receive.
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Media literacy.
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CREATE.
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INITIAL GOAL :. To teach people how to use media as a tool and to create a democratic society that is able to distinguish from truth and fake news.
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Media literacy has generated. A wide range of conflicting strategies.
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As people will weight their options, the most truthful ideas and facts will win out..
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This can be very discerning ....
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Example: the Nazi ideology didn`t accept any other “truths” apart their own.
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FALSEHOOD OF NEWS AND INFORMATION.
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The problem isn’t necessarily the facts or stories themselves, but....
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the environmental consequences they trigger.
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The problem is. Giving people permission and even encouraging them to share things that are safe from a liberal perspective Especially important in time of memes, shared videos and GIFs.
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Media Literacy can be a very useful tool, but. can become equally dangerous if it focuses on specific aspects only and can lead to extremism.
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We should all be able to understand , embrace and teach different perspectives without losing our own in the process.
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We all know. how easy it is to get soaked into the online world.
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Especially young adults and teenagers. are affected as they turn to the internet frequently to ask uncomfortable questions.
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This creates:. lots of spaces and communities around different type of people … some of them being very extreme and dangerous ones.
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Digital Streetwork. no.
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but....
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What exactly is Streetwork ?.
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involves social workers who act directly in the environment of self-endangering or problematic audiences that don’t get help from institutionalized organisations, whatever the reasons may be.
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To CHANGE their habits to....
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a healthier and safer life.
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Due to quick and strong digitalisation the field of digital streetwork was recently added.
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but....
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how exactly?.
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by : trying to engage with victims , perpetrators but also bystanders.
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to help prevent these events to happen again in the future.
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This kind of work is relatively new but grows more important each day as social media grows more relevant for today's world..
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Bibliography:. Media Literacy: You Think You Want Media Literacy… Do You? | by danah boyd | Data & Society: Points (datasociety.net) BZgA-Leitbegriffe: Streetwork / Aufsuchende soziale Arbeit Digital Streetwork - JFF – Institut für Medienpädagogik in Forschung und Praxis Digital Streetwork – Amadeu Antonio Stiftung (amadeu-antonio-stiftung.de) Ryan M. Milner; Whitney Phillips (2020): 5. Cultivating Ecological Literacy. In: You Are Here. Online verfügbar unter https://you-are-here.pubpub.org/pub/fc80dnhc/release/1.