History of Media Literacy, Part 2: Crash Course Media Literacy #3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- Jay continues our journey through the history of media literacy with the arrival of movies, television, and the other screens that now permeate our lives - along with some of the different approaches to media literacy that these inventions brought with them.
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I love this series and the presenter is really clear, friendly and easy to understand, thanks crash course :)
Remember; If you are going to do The Twist, use Protectionism.
I love how little enthusiasm Jay has when he says "Grave danger."
Excellent work in bringing crucial and largely overlooked media theorists and sociologists into the mix. Their importance in media literacy cannot be overstated. And to think I was going to mention the need for inclusion of McLuhan's ideas into this series :)
I teach high school journalism. We're loving this series.
JAY SMOOTH FOREVER
A playlist for logical fallacies please! That'd be very useful
This has got to be my favorite current iteration of Crash Course! So good. 💗
People should stop trying to fight new media and isolate people from it. Instead they should be at the forefront working to deliver the right type of media and educating people about media. Information can be misused but it's a great thing! I'm very grateful that I live in the information age despite all the propaganda, clickbait and fake news.
English is not my mother language, so i played the video in some sections in 0,75x the speed. It's a lot of information for 1 video, really cool! And i even recap the videos after i finish so i can fix better the content. This is the first series of CC i really follow and i'm liking a lot. Thank you guys ^^
Along with everything else about this series so far, I really love the text background designs.
gosh this is the first Crash Course vid i replay so many times. there is so much info to get out of this
I'm actually giddy that I found this ML crash course series. They're excellent and my students will eat them up. His take on ML is nearly identical to my own. Thank you Jay!
You guys are awesome. Thank you so much. Keep doing the good work.
I love this series! It's very informative and interesting! Hope you continue making these kinds of videos. 😁😊
I need MOAR!!! This stuff is great!
This the type of education i need ... the modern world im 17 im finally old enough to grasp it but it seems the moment I go run with something the world starts over again and again and again consuming seems necessary but creating is the only way to rise ... wher does my security lie ... must i create and submit to ignorance selfishness and close-mindedness or consume Nd learn as much as I can to comfortably waste away trying to sustain middle class rank and some kind of health
The world as i kmow it may never know
Dude. There is no answer. Find something that makes you happy, and don't rely on it to keep you happy forever. We're all still looking for answers. Ive read and learned a lot and that's one thing that's stuck with me.
I've always preached knowledge and understanding over ignorance and consumption. But my life hasn't turned out super great so I'm no guru to listen to
I think that we overly obsess over objectivity and perfection in society. While it is important to do our best with whatever we do, no one has all of the answers. We are all learners in life. If you spend all of your time “consuming” and “learning” to reach a certain expertise then you will never be happy. Set out to do what you want and fail. Be selfish and ignorant and close minded. Then, be humble enough to take feedback and learn through your mistakes. Just do! Don’t be afraid if it’s imperfect or hypocritical or whatever. Just do with a desire to learn, admit your mistakes, and then grow. I know I am essentially repeating myself, but my hope is that it’ll give you motivation to try. Or if it doesn’t, then it’s a perfect example of what I said. We are all learning and even those who advise still make mistakes. But I say all this as someone who was in your shoes in the recent past. In fact, there are days I still struggle with this. But it is food for thought. I wish you the best!
@@heyitsevan758
Love this show!
Very well done!
Great stuff!
more than I have learnt on media in my entire education already.
This is really helpful as a intro
This video helps me understand more about media :0
Sexy xxx vidio
Lol Vietnamese don't understand media. U will never
Nice work
Amazing channel ☺
I’m late to the party, but enjoying this a great deal.
Lol! The way he said "graaave danger".... telling
"we shape our tools then our tools shape us." Mediatization at work here.
Trust no-one, question everything. Words that haunt me.
Lol that Russian Reversal at the not so end part was cool
Educational!
The candy corn tasting "good" is what made you earn a like.
THANK UUUUUUU
I love the Titanic references
Informative
Candy corn is the the best! How could you Jay Smooth?
no hard feelings👍
Media is lit asf here boiiiiiiii
Very timely. Will be interesting if we choose viral resonance or narcissistic denial.
Metal was also HUGELY subject to moral panic
But candy corn tastes delicious!!!!
I grew up with TV and I love mobile phones and social media and I'm loving the decline of traditional television. So... haven't fallen into the trap yet!
Guys I feel like they're gonna make Titanic a recurring meme in this series
smooth
smooth video indeed
His voice is smooth asf
Over the years, I've learned to avoid Political and Cultural Defensiveness. I don't want to be the grumpy old man who complains about Kids These Days, which is why nostalgia is something to be avoided.
u dont have to avoid nostalgia to not be that grumpy old man.U can be nostalgic about your childhood and stuff and open minded about the new stuff coming in
I don't resist. I try to keep up. It isn't easy.
Ah stereotypes about old people.
Wait a second, is that a Judas Priest record cover on the wall, to the right of Jay's head? SWEET!!!
Candy corn does taste good lol.
Bring back crash cource history
panda in a bambo yea
I always watch the science ones by hank xD this makes me feel a lil weird
he never blinks
I love it but also "Social inventions like Gender" :D But the the rest is awesome, thank you so much :)
south african sociologist, a man from my home town
Hey! I like candy corn!
Facebook didnt start internet media sharing. Myspace started that aspect. 1000000%
When you were talking about music i was really hoping heavy metal would come up
it's still is a moral panic
@@evelynl.4885 what do you mean?
@@arbaaz9992 I meant heavy metal still creates a moral panic to this day in the society
Candy corn does taste good so
Candy corn is good, fight me.
Where is my AI filter that I can talk to. So I don't have to deal with bad memes.
Nick Farrow Just a few more years man
You must be not familiar with elders react channel. I suggest looking at react channel like is a social experiment in some way.
Some elders enjoy violent games more than some think for example.
Have you ever heard of American Football?
Filter bubble video!
social psychology pls
Content is important too
What about meme literacy?!
I hate hype trains. Also I hate how people say "I'm not in the hype train" BUT THEY ARE IN IT!!! AND JUST DENYING IT!!!
candy corn is good
Is he not gonna talk about HG Wells?
Yeah Yeah, McLuhan rocks, but this thought bubble was wrong in explaining the meaning of his theory. As I see it: you said it wasn't about the message, yet in the thought bubble you only explained the enconding (see episodes before) of a facebook post. No? (WHERES THE REST?)
Christ, does this dude ever blink? Haha
SwnGwyrdd not with the power of editing!
Maybe every time he blinks is at the exact same time you blink.
Hip hop is definitely music; can't say the same for mumble rap
"We shape our tools and then our tools shape us." Words are tools. McLuhan was shaped by these tools in writing the quote. This leads to conundrum & paradox.
This comment is a perfect example of intellectual masturbation
Don't overthink, it's just an example of Russian Reversal, just a technique in speech
It's true that the language you speak shapes the kinds of thoughts you're able to have.
I'm not seeing a paradox to begin with. How does the fact that his ideas were shaped by the fact that they were communicated via the written word cause a conundrum?
I am offended. I love candy corn.
Candy corn 𝘪𝘴 good
I want to understand what the media content of Gucci gang is.
Anyway the best music styles are black, and hiphop aint one of them. (I m a millenial)
Dude you sound just like Vin Diesel
I was upset he didn’t say scoodilypooping when talking about sex. I feel it should be expected of all crash course hosts.
Candy Corn is good fight me
Candy corn is super good.
Shada it contains CAR WAX
It’s ok... I guess
oh i will
candy corn is both delicious and a classic, you can't win
18000 views 71 comments....lots of lurkers!
I refuse to believe anyone enjoys eating candy-corn.
I’m here to lea n how to control media and take over the government
a stupid neighbor just invited himself over
"Right people,right"???????"
What is up #notificationsquad??
EDIT: Is that the Sorcerer's Stone? What about the british version????
EDIT#2: What about rickrolling?
Is this transmedia?
3 first comments something seems wrong here
Hmmm...
No one sees the same first three comments
ترجمة للعربية
*dramatic voice* think of the children, won't somebody think of the children?!
WHAT?? candy corn is not good???
Ha ha he said sex
GUYS I'M EARLY AGAIN WHATTTTTT OMGGGGG HAHA FIRST HOUR LADIES AND GENTS AND EVERYONE AND ALSO LIZARDS
The way you title those episodes is really confusing... You should have probably labeled the introduction vid your first episode.
Rest In Peace Stephen Hawking 🙏
1942 - March 13, 2018
There seems like there’s two arguments here, and we’re only given one.
What is missing?
"What is missing?" Take Stanley Cohen's Moral Panic. The fact of the matter is R-rated movies sell less than the rest. Moviegoers genuinely enjoy genres from the rest. Teenage girls genuinely enjoy Taylor Swift. Americans genuinely texted a vote for Carrie Underwood. Moral Panics are merely an outlier for those statistics.
Floss every day no exceptions
Unless you are the mongols looooooooooooooooooooool
The set seems a little dark
Isabella Bornberg I like the feel
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wait did you just call race and gender social inventions
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