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2. Create an Infographic using easel.ly which visually represents what Media \& Digital Literacy mean to you. - Think of it as a "Visual definition" of Mlledia and/or Digital Literacy. - FYI- "Digital Literacy" is the critical analysis of social media \& internet. It falls under the "Media Literacy" designation which includes print communication such as newspapers, books, billboards, etc. - easel.ly is free \& you can login using Facebook or Google. - See my Mentor Text Infographic below ("Mentor Texts" are examples that you watch/listen to/read in order to help you to make your version of a particular type of media). - Go to Blog \#3: INFOGRAPHIC for upload instructions - This is a public blog, so be sure to check out your classmates' work!.
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