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The National Media Education Directory

Editor
Karon Sherarts
Publisher
National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture
Place
San Francisco, California
ETC archive
ETC0811

Abstract

Listing by State of centers with media education programs. Listing of State Arts agencies; information about on-line media literacy resources.
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The National Media Education Directory. National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture. 1997.

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Listing by State of centers with media education programs. Listing of State Arts agencies; information about on-line media literacy resources.

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