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Dr. David
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David Considine continues to promote media literacy at the local, state, national and international levels. In August of 2001 he attended the White House conference on Media Literacy, Substance Abuse and Faith Based Initiatives. In November of 2001 he accepted the invitation of the Office of National Drug Control Policy [White House] and presented at the 4th annual BI-National [U.S.A.-Mexico] Conference on Demand Reduction in Mexico City. His most recent publication, "Media Literacy: National Developments and International Origins" will be featured in the winter 2002 Issue of The Journal of Popular Film and Television. Click here for Testimonials.
Education.
Bachelor of Arts. 1972. LaTrobe
University, Melbourne, Australia.
Bachelor of Education-Media Studies. 1977. LaTrobe University, Melbourne, Australia.
Ph.D.- Instructional Technology & Communication Arts. 1981. University of Wisconsin- Madison.
Masters of Library Science. 1985. University
of North Carolina-Greensboro.
Major Publications [selection only / not complete]
The Cinema of Adolescence. [1985] McFarland Pub. Jefferson, NC.
"The Decline and Possible Rise of the Movie Mother". The Journal of Popular Film and Television Spring 1985.
"The Video Boom's Impact on Social Studies". The Social Studies. Nov/Dec. 1989.
Visual Messages: Integrating Imagery into Instruction. [1992. 2nd edition 1999] Libraries Unlimited. Englewood, Colorado.
Imagine That: Developing Critical Viewing and Thinking, Through Children's Literature. [1994] Libraries Unlimited. Englewood, Colorado.
"Media Literacy and Human Health". [1993] Telemedium: The Journal of Media Literacy. 3rd/4th Quarter. p 8-13.
"Sexuality, Substance Abuse and Violence: The Role for Media Literacy in the Prevention Process". [1996] Telemedium: The Journal of Media Literacy. Summer p 3-9.
Consultant for Office of National Drug Control Policy [White House] media literacy, marijuana and Marvel comics project. 1998-1999.
"Media Literacy: A Compelling Component of School Reform"[1997] in Media Literacy in the Information Age. Robert Kubey, editor. Transaction Publishers. New Brunswick. NJ.
"Media Literacy as Revolution and Evolution in the Culture, Climate and Context of American Education". [2000] in Reconceptualizinq Literacy in the Age of Media, Multimedia and Hypermedia. Ann Watts Pailliotet and Peter Mosenthal [eds] JAI Press, Stamford CT.
"Media Literacy: Can We Get There From Here"? [ 1990] Educational Technology December.
"Media Literacy: Are We There Yet? " [1995] Educational Technology. July-August.
"The Teen Screen: Image, Influence and the Indies". Telemedium: The Journal of Media Literacy. Spring 1999.
"A Test for Media Literacy? Assessment,Yes,
But Be Careful of the Consequences." Telemedium: The Journal of
Media Literacy. Summer 2001.
Experience Honors and Service.
Jessie McCanse Award for Individual Contribution to Media Literacy. National Telemedia Council 1994.
Chairperson annual conference of the International Visual Literacy Association. 1986.
Chairperson The National Media Literacy Conference. 1995.
Board of Directors National Telemedia Council 1991-1997.
Board of Directors, The Alliance for a Media Literate America, 2000.
Chairperson, 2003 National Media Education Conference.
Know-TV workshops for Discovery Communications Incorporated 1996-1999.
Curriculum Development and Trainer [ 2001] The North Carolina Governor's Institute on Alcohol and Substance Abuse.
Media Literacy Consultant, Turner Learning 2000-2001, Songmasters, The American Road Project.
National expert/consultant, development of Minnesota Year 10 Critical Viewing Skills examination. 1998-1999.
Featured In educational videotape. The Glitter: Sex Drugs and the Media. Human Relations Media New York.
Featured in PBS educational videotape, Media Literacy: The New Basic. [1996]
Featured in Court TV's, Mind Over Media series. 2001.
