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Cé hiad Litearthacht sna Meáin, Éire?

Is comhaontas neamhfhoirmiúil de dhaoine aonair agus eagraíochtaí iad Litearthacht sna Meáin, Éire (LMÉ), a oibríonn le chéile ar bhonn deonach (den chuid is mó) chun litearthacht sna meáin a chur chun cinn in Éirinn .Tá LMÉ éascaithe ag Coimisiún na Meán agus tá breis agus 250 ball in LMÉ ó raon leathan earnálacha.

Is í ár bhfís ná go mbeadh na scileanna agus an mhuinín ag gach duine in Éirinn chun teacht ar ábhar agus seirbhísí ar gach ardán agus go mbeidís in ann iad sin a mheas go criticiúil. Go mbeadh tuiscint agus cumas acu ceisteanna a chur mar a oibríonn na meáin agus an teicneolaíocht dhigiteach, go mbeidís in ann rioscaí a shainaithint agus a bhainistiú, agus go mbeidís in ann páirt a ghlacadh sa phobal ar bhealach freagrach, eiticiúil agus éifeachtach.

Chun aistriú go leagan Béarla an tsuímh seo, brúigh an cnaipe ‘EN’ thuas. Tá Gluais Gaeilge de théarmaí litearthachta sna meáin forbartha againn le haistriúcháin ar fhocail agus ar théarmaí agus samplaí d’úsáid na dtéarmaí i bhfoirm abairtí.

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Ceardlann i mBosca

Soláthraíonn an cheardlann i mbosca na hacmhainní a theastaíonn uathu chun ceardlann litearthachta sna meáin a sholáthar do mhúinteoirí, leabharlannaithe, ceannairí pobail agus éascaitheoirí foghlama eile. Is é aidhm na…

Cad is litearthacht sna meáin ann?

Ní thugann LMÉ sainmhíniú ar litearthacht sna meáin go cúng. Féachaimid ar Bheartas
Coimisiún na Meán um Litearthacht sna Meáin um Litearthacht sna Meáin chun litearthacht sna meáin a
mhíniú i leith daoine aonair agus na sochaí. Leagtar amach i mBeartas Coimisiún na Meán um Litearthacht sna Meáin na trí chroí-inniúlacht seo a leanas agus na scileanna
gaolmhara litearthachta sna meáin.

  • Ábhar agus seirbhísí craolta, digiteacha agus meán eile a thuiscint agus a mheas go
    criticiúil, chun roghanna eolacha a dhéanamh agus chun úsáid na meán a bhainistiú ar an
    mbealach is fearr.
  • Rochtain ar ábhar agus seirbhísí craolta agus meán digiteach agus úsáid a bhaint astu ar
    bhealach sábháilte agus slán, chun deiseanna a mhéadú agus rioscaí a laghdú.
  • A bheith cruthaitheach agus páirt a ghlacadh tríd na meáin chumarsáide, ar bhealach
    freagrach, eiticiúil agus éifeachtach, i ngnéithe cruthaitheacha, cultúir agus daonlathacha na
    sochaí.

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Cláraigh lenár Líonra

Bí i do bhall de MLI agus déan teagmháil le daoine gairmiúla eile atá tiomanta do litearthacht sna meáin a chur chun cinn ar fud na hÉireann.

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