As Lalitha conveyed so eloquently in her earlier blog post on citizenship as multimodal practice, we at MASCLab had an impactful period of introspection and soul-searching
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Visual Research for Social Change: Post-AERA Conference @ TC on April 18
MASCLAb is collaborating with the Visual Research Center to organize the first ever “Visual Research for Social Change” graduate student conference, which will showcase innovative research from
Podfest! Join us December 15th!
Dear Teachers College Community, The Media and Social Change Lab (MASCLab) would like to invite you to Podfest: an interactive celebration of audio storytelling and launch party for
When Academic Writing Became a Team Sport
At the heart of the most successful teams in higher education is collaborative exploration, investigation, and an internal shared belief by members that discovery through hard work can lead to positive change. At MASCLab…
MASC Lab participates in 3rd Annual Media Literacy Week
What is Media Literacy ? Media Literacy is the ability to ACCESS, ANALYZE, EVALUATE, COMMUNICATE and CREATE using all forms of communication. The mission of Media Literacy
ICYMI: Rampage Nation – book talk w/Louis Klarevas (video)
Click below for video from last week’s conversation with Louis Klarevas, who joined Teachers College professors Sonali Rajan and Lalitha Vasudevan to discuss his book, Rampage
