What WE do
MEDIA EDUCATION CONSULTING
Providing digital equity solutions
Media Education Consulting specializes in planning, implementing, and assessing professional development in the field of digital equity and inclusion. We have experience working in a variety of educational, nonprofit, corporate, and other institutional settings to improve the quality of teaching and learning with and about digital technology.
David Cooper Moore (founder) is a media educator with 15 years of experience in the field of digital and media literacy. He is the co-author of Discovering Media Literacy: Teaching Digital Media and Popular Culture in Elementary School (Corwin-SAGE) with Dr. Renee Hobbs, founder of the Media Education Lab at the University of Rhode Island. He has:
- Developed digital literacy curricula for major broadcasters and publishers.
- Provided training and professional development for libraries, nonprofits, and social service organizations.
- Written white papers and case studies of digital and media literacy, digital equity, and digital navigation in action.
Connect with me:
Services
Get support for your digital equity, navigation, and skills programming
1-on-1 support for educators & organizations
Are you an educator or organization looking to improve your ability to integrate digital skills training, digital equity, or media literacy into the work you do with students and clients? Get a free consultation to discuss individual planning and support.
Customized workshops
Are you new to the field of digital literacy, digital navigation, or digital equity? I offer workshops tailored to your mission to help understand the basics of incorporating all things “digital” into any learning and support environment.
Curriculum & resources
Are you ready to build or improve your digital skills or digital navigation programming? I provide the curriculum, workflows, and other resources you will need to take your programming to the next level.
Speaking events & presentations
Do you want to learn more about some of the most innovative and exciting ideas in digital equity? I offer speaking engagements, presentations, webinars, and online courses designed to expand your understanding of the digital equity field.
examples of our work
Recent Work
Expand your understanding of digital and media literacy, digital navigation, and the growing field of digital equity.
Who Knows: Reframing Information Literacy for a Wider Audience
This online learning module series for LibraryLink NJ helps educators and library professionals prepare for facilitating high-quality information literacy education in their classrooms.
Rethinking the Basics: Building Trust, Proximity, and Autonomy with Adult Learners
This webinar with the Media Education Lab at the University of Rhode Island re-imagines the “computer basics” class for the needs of today’s adult learners.
Digital Inclusion in Libraries: A Case Study
This webinar explores the Free Library of Philadelphia’s multiple digital inclusion efforts, including 1:1 support for patrons, a device-lending program, and integrating digital skills into workforce development and adult education.
OUR PARTNERS
Technology Learning Collaborative
The Technology Learning Collaborative of Philadelphia connects hundreds of stakeholders in the digital equity field in Philadelphia and beyond to resources, professional development, and opportunities for advocacy.
Free Library of
Philadelphia
The Free Library of Philadelphia’s digital equity programming includes offering 1:1 support to patrons from library professionals, providing access to computing technology at libraries and at home, and opportunities for digital skills programming.
LibraryLink NJ
LibraryLink New Jersey’s Learning Space at Niche Academy uses interactive courseware to educate library professionals in important concepts in digital and media literacy and much more.
FAQs
What is the digital equity field?
The digital equity field strives to improve everyone’s access to internet, devices, digital skills, and digital support.
What is digital and media literacy?
Digital and media literacy comprise the knowledge, skills, and habits of inquiry needed to navigate, analyze, and create media in today’s digital environments.
What are digital navigators?
Digital navigators are help professionals who assist people in reaching their digital equity goals.
Do I need to be a “digital” organization to take advantage of these services?
No. Most organizations that provide educational or social services know that the digital world is simply the world our learners and clients must navigate to meet their goals. We work with organizations at all level of digital experience, from those new to the field to experienced thought leaders.
How much do your services cost?
We provide our services on a sliding scale. Sign up for a free 30-minute consultation to see if our programming might be a good fit for you or your organization.
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Learn More
Schedule your free consultation and find out how we can help you reach your digital literacy, equity, and navigation goals.
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