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Discover Essential eBooks on Digital Literacy and Media Studies to Empower Learning and Research |
| In today’s interconnected world, digital literacy and media studies are crucial for navigating information, communication, and cultural landscapes. Academic institutions are prioritizing these fields, recognizing their importance in fostering critical thinking and informed engagement.
To support this growing need, Gale offers the Gale eBooks: Digital Literacy and Media Studies Collection. This carefully curated selection provides comprehensive resources to enhance academic libraries, equipping students and researchers with tools to analyze, interpret, and create in the digital age.
With flexible purchasing options, libraries can select the most relevant titles to meet their unique needs. Covering diverse topics—from media ethics to digital storytelling—this collection empowers learners to thrive in a rapidly evolving digital environment.
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| | | The SAGE Handbook of Digital Marketing | ISBN - 9781529784480
This handbook advances understanding of digital marketing, guiding readers from fundamentals to strategies, tactics, metrics, management, and ethics, offering a comprehensive journey through methodologies and diverse aspects of digital marketing strategy and practice. |
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| | | English for Academic Research: Writing an Academic Paper in English: Intermediate Level | ISBN - 9783030956158
This book, for mid-intermediate university students, supports English for Academic Purposes (EAP) courses, alone or with Giving an Academic Presentation in English. Chapters cover paper sections, practical skills, templates, style, tenses, and useful phrases, offering flexibility and engagement. |
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| | | History, Disrupted: How Social Media and the World Wide Web Have Changed the Past | ISBN - 9783030851170
The Internet reshapes history through social media, Wikipedia, and viral content, blending information and misinformation. This book explores History's role in democracy, identity, and global challenges, urging awareness of technology's impact on understanding ourselves and our collective past. |
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| | | Indigenous Digital Life: The Practice and Politics of Being Indigenous on Social Media | ISBN - 9783030847968
Settler narratives often frame Indigenous people as static and "of the past," erasing their future-oriented practices. This book explores Indigenous Australians’ dynamic engagement with social media, showcasing creativity, identity, and agency while challenging deficit-based perspectives. |
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| | | THINKING CRITICALLY: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE | ISBN - 9781678208479
Artificial intelligence is rapidly evolving and shaping daily life. This book uses a narrative-driven pro/con format with facts, quotes, anecdotes, and illustrations to explore topics like AI's societal dangers, workplace benefits, and the need for government regulation. |
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