MLAR VOL. 7, NO 2 (2024)

STUDIES (Vol.7, No.2, 2024):

Slovak Mimicry of Online Content Moderation on Digital Platforms as a Result of the Adoption of the European Digital Services Act

ABSTRACT  The global nature of digital platforms, particularly social media, highlights the lack of a unified legal framework to regulate the content which is distributed to users. This issue is not only about the quality of the content but often concerns its problematic nature, which may conflict with the legal systems of various countries, especially……Continue reading

The Role of Blended Learning International Cooperation in Increasing Students’ Employability

ABSTRACT  The swift evolution of education, catalyzed by the global pandemic, has driven the infusion of advanced technologies into higher education. As student expectations evolve amid global trends and digital transformation, a paradigm shift in pedagogical strategies is underway. This paper explores the realm of international business education and investigates the influence of Blended Learning……Continue reading

Counter-Discourses in Political Economy in/through Media Literacy Education

ABSTRACT  For this critical inquiry, the overarching goal is framed along the pedagogical imperative of surfacing the counterpoints and countercurrents in the rendering and representation of development discourses in the textbook task section of media and information literacy instructional materials. In making perceptive sense of this type of didactic media, the researcher worked on the……Continue reading

Creating Family and Community Film Testimonies: Empathetic Listening as a Learning Tool

ABSTRACT  This study examines the production of film testimonies as part of an academic course and how this structured educational process develops transformative competencies in learners. The semester-long course involves students from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds, drawn from all segments of the Israeli and Palestinian communities. Students study and experience the theoretical, pedagogical,……Continue reading

What Young People Know and ThinkThey Know about Politics: Factors Influencing Political Knowledge among Romanian First-Time Voters

ABSTRACT  As they approach voting age, young people aged 17 to 19 years old are at a significant turning point in their political development. In this formative stage, their perceptions and understanding of the political landscape depend, among other things, on the diversity of information sources and content to which they are exposed to on……Continue reading

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Media Literacy and Academic Research
Vol. 7, No. 1, December 2024
ISSN: 2585-9188
EV/25/22/EPP
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Publisher
Faculty of Mass Media Communication
University of SS.Cyril and Methodius in Trnava
Námestie Jozefa Herdu 2
917 01 Trnava
SLOVAK  REPUBLIC
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