The MediaEd programme is aimed at helping people of all ages, especially those in the 10–24yr age group, to understand and appreciate media through practical activity, exhibition and critical debate.

The focus is on innovation and providing a lasting legacy beyond the life of each individual project to ensure media literacy becomes an embedded part of current teaching practice.

MediaEd projects uses a range of approaches for moving image and media education including:

• Workshops
• Short Courses 
• Productions 
• Events 
• Screenings
• Websites

MediaEd works with young people, teachers, informal educators and media practitioners. The projects in the programme demonstrate the information and skills needed to use media as a teaching tool and a subject in its own right.

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