The document provides instructions for students to research media studies using five online sources, with the goal of creating a five minute presentation on what media studies is and what inspires them to study media. Students are asked to research the topic in groups using the listed secondary sources, then create and post their presentation and research on their blog. The presentation will be evaluated based on creativity, quality of research using multiple sources, and clear communication.

1. What is Media Studies?
In this lesson, you will be working in groups to research media studies using the sources below.
Use these secondary research sources:
•http://www.localschoolsnetwork.org.uk/2010/12/five-reasons-why-media-studies-is-a-great-subject/
•http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2009/aug/22/media-studies
•https://mediaknowall.com/blog/
•http://jamesmichie.com/blog/2011/02/ceci-nest-pas-une-pipe-and-the-death-of-media-studies/
•https://media.edusites.co.uk/category/c/the-case-for-media-studies/
Your task, after you have researched, is to create a five minute presentation on what media studies is.
You can also talk about what inspires you to study media.
You should post your research and presentation on your blog.
Preliminary Task

2. 1. Creativity – how original and inventive your presentation is.
2. Quality of information and research – evidence of reading multiple sources.
3. Communication – how well is your message communicated?
Preliminary Task – Success Criteria