
Remix encourages us to use new media technologies to sustain media literacy and critical thinking about our shared popular culture. It is from this site that we move from being passive audience members to active creators. Most of us aren’t professional editors. Instead we participate in the remix discourse by putting theory into practice with the hopes that the product and process mirror each others purpose: to redefine the way are represented. These videos highlight the range and diversity of this remix community.

curated by Elisa Kreisinger
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