Association for Media Literacy
The AML is a not-for-profit, charitable association of teachers, librarians, consultants, parents, cultural workers, and media professionals concerned with helping people develop an informed and critical understanding of the nature of media, their techniques, and their impact.
Media Studies AQ Parts 1, 2 & 3 (Specialist)
March 26-May 28
Registration deadline: Monday, March 9
◊ Strategies for teaching with and about Generative A.I.
◊ Practical connections to the Ontario K-12 curriculum.
“Thank you for the most meaningful and thought-provoking AQ course I’ve ever taken…
I have learned so much and will continue to refer back to all the resources shared in my teaching practices.” (AQ Part 1 candidate, Spring ’25)
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*Course offerings subject to sufficient registration.
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Teaching Media Literacy
Are you a teacher seeking inspiration for your classroom? AML offers a rich range of stimulating lessons and ideas, frameworks, suggested readings, and other online resources.
Professional Development
If you are looking for additional training in media literacy education, we can help provide speakers, workshops, writing, consulting, and other resources. AML’s Media Additional Qualifications, blended Parts 1, 2, and 3, courses will run online (synchronous & non-synchronous) in Spring 2025 (Mar 20-May 22). They are accredited by the Ontario College of Teachers (OCT). Successful Ontario candidates who are OCT members will receive certification, but the courses are open to anyone.
Our Speakers
Our experienced team is expert in media literacy and available for speaking engagements, workshop facilitation, media interviews, writing projects, and consultations. Select a speaker to learn more about their background, speaking topics, and more.
