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Pope Leo XIV Encyclical on Artificial Intelligence

I finally had some time to review Pope Leo XIV’s official “encyclical” on the topic of artificial intelligence, which they published last month. While I have not read the whole thing (50+ pages of text) in detail, it raises a lot of important concerns about generative AI that are worth considering. On what is “artificial …

My Media Analysis of a Barbie Ad

Here’s an example of the kind of critical media analysis that I train educators and students to do, for any media that they come across in their lives, whether that be an infographic from a political candidate, a TikTok video, or a podcast. I decided to focus on a kind of media that most people …

Should You Use AI Generated Media in Your Work?

For the past few weeks, I’ve been revising one of my favorite courses on KQED Teach, “Understanding Copyright for Educators.” It’s a short, breezy introduction to the basics of copyright law, Fair Use, Creative Commons and the Public Domain. Fun stuff! When we originally wrote this course in 2022, there was a lot of complicated …

Two New GenAI Courses Launch on KQED Teach

I am excited to announce the launch of two new courses on KQED Teach focused on GenAI in the classroom: These courses join our first GenAI course “Partner with GenAI to Elevate Authentic Student Voice” to complete our trifecta of offerings that bring together the full picture of media literacy – ANALYZE, EVALUATE and CREATE …

Why Public Media is Like Roller Skating

So it’s pledge time again at KQED, the public media station I work at. To spread the word, I decided to create a video on my personal Instagram account on why public media is so important to me. But as anyone who follows me on Instagram knows, I mostly post about roller skating. So I …