In a world where images and audiovisual media shape our perceptions and knowledge, it is essential for students to develop a critical and ethical understanding of this content.
We present our Audiovisual Literacy Workshop for Schools, specifically designed for students in Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO). This program aims to:
• Develop a Critical Eye: We teach students how to analyze and evaluate visual messages, fostering communication skills that enable them to decode information from various media and platforms.
• Promote Gender Equality: Through film analysis, we examine how gender roles are represented in images, encouraging understanding and respect for equity.
• Encourage Critical and Creative Thinking: We motivate students to question and reflect on the content they consume, helping them develop the ability to think independently and creatively.
• Integrate a Gender Perspective into the Curriculum: In line with the LOMLOE Educational Law, we incorporate a gender perspective into our activities to promote equality between men and women.
Our workshops are interactive and hands-on, tailored to the specific needs of each school. By participating, students will not only learn to be responsible media consumers, but also conscious creators of audiovisual content.
Prepare your students to navigate and contribute effectively to today’s digital culture.
Contact us for more information and to schedule a session at your school.
Let’s transform your students’ audiovisual education — step by step.
Audiovisual Literacy Workshop: Teaching to See, Understand, and Create
In a world saturated with images, teaching students to read, interpret, and question audiovisual language is more necessary than ever. Our Audiovisual Literacy Workshop for Schools is designed to equip students with critical tools that enable them to decode visual messages, develop an analytical perspective, and use film and other media as forms of personal expression.
✔ Image Analysis and Audiovisual Narrative: Learn to interpret what they see beyond the obvious.
✔ Critical Thinking: Identify bias, stereotypes, and underlying messages in film, advertising, and social media.
✔ Creative Practice: Hands-on production of audiovisual content with a reflective and socially conscious approach.
✔ Gender Perspective: In line with the LOMLOE Educational Law, we address equitable representation in the media.
🔍 Who Is This Workshop For?
Aimed at secondary and high school students, this program promotes visual literacy as a key skill in contemporary education, strengthening their ability to navigate the digital age with awareness.
💡 Let’s transform the way young people consume and create images.