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Check out my latest “Media Literacy Roundup” for April 26, 2026:

https://wfryer.substack.com/p/media-literacy-roundup-26-april-2026

#MediaLiteracy #MediaLit #AI #AIliteracy #security #create2learn #coding #CodingMars #MinecraftEDU

A high-fantasy, Harry Potter-inspired digital illustration titled "Digital Defense Against the Dark Arts" depicts wizards using magic to battle shadowy figures labeled "Disinformation." On the left, students and a wizard-like mentor utilize magical tools themed around Wikipedia editing, talk pages, and fact-checking to repel dark energy. The bottom right features a student surrounded by a golden "Critical Thinking" halo, highlighting the SIFT framework steps: Stop, Investigate the Source, Find Trusted Coverage, and Trace Claims. The overall scene blends magical imagery with modern media literacy concepts to visualize the struggle against online misinformation.

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Check out my latest article for “Media Literacy with Wes”

Media Literacy Roundup: 29 October 2026
https://wfryer.substack.com/p/media-literacy-roundup-29-october

#MediaLit #MediaLiteracy #AIliteracy #edtech #AI

An educational, square comic-style illustration titled "Media Literacy Roundup: 29 October 2026" displays six panels arranged in a grid with thick white gutters and bold black outlines. The top three panels depict a multi-generational group inspecting historical documents around a glowing light table, two middle school students with tablets exploring classroom spinners, and a smartphone filming a grandparent storytelling session. The bottom three panels show a tangled smartphone feed unraveling into an organized list, a digital ballot with hyperlinked candidate fields being clicked, and a teacher on stage connecting icons along an illuminated thread. Each panel includes a yellow title caption, while the entire piece features bright flat colors, light halftone dots, and the website banner "wesfryer.com" in the lower-left corner.

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