Federal Ministry ofEducation and CulturalAffairsAustrian NationalCommission forUNESCOUNESCO
International Conference
Educating for the Mediaand the Digital Age
Vienna, 18 - 20 April 1999
Published by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs,Department for Media Education, Susanne KrucsayMinoritenplatz 5A-1014 ViennaIn co-operation with UNESCOEdited by Fiona Gundacker, Koordinationsbüro Gudrun Waltenstorfer,Gumpendorferstr. 63g/15A -1060 ViennaPrinted by : BMUKISBN : 3-85031-057-4
Contents
Introduction
Susanne Krucsay 1
Media Education- Why?
3
Cecilia von Feilitzen,
Sweden
4Nada Korac,
Yugoslavia
12Jeanne Prinsloo,
South Africa
19Robyn Quin/ Barrie McMahon,
Australia
31
Media Education- How?
36Roberto Aparici,
Spain
37Silvia Bacher,
Argentina
44Judith Benyei-Fazekas,
Hungary
55Evelyn Bevort,
France
66Sonja Bojarovski,
Macedonia
73Sarah Crawford and John Pungente,
Canada
77Ana Nusa Dragan
, Slovenia
91Alexander Fedorov,
Russia
100Ingrid Geretschläger,
Austria
106
Olga Linne,
United Kingdom
110Martin Mele,
Slovenia
116Roxana Morduchowicz,
Argentina
123Peter Muyanda-Mutebi,
Uganda
127Kenneth Noyau,
Mauritius
131
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the conference Educating for the Media and the Digital Age“ organised and co-ordinated by the Austrian Federal Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs, UNESCO, Paris, and the Austrian National Commission for UNESCO in April 1999.
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