In 2010, we launched www. <goog_1727118000>teachingmedia.org to provide a space for college-level media studies instructors to share teaching resources and ideas -- from recommended readings to video clips to assignments and syllabi. Whether you work with media analysis, production, history, and/or other approaches, we’re trying to pool insights from a variety of critical perspectives on teaching media, journalism, and popular culture. We’re building a platform that goes beyond syllabi sharing by allowing media instructors to help each other with the nitty-gritty of lesson planning and share why they have chosen specific readings, clips, etc. If you're putting together materials for Fall classes, try visiting our site to browse for ideas and contribute your own. We had a major influx of new visitors after our initial posting on Air-L. Though we’re just getting started, many users have already told us the site has been helpful in giving them new ideas for teaching. Please help us build a collaborative media studies commons by sharing materials and strategies you have used to spur meaningful educational experiences in your classes. Best, Tony Nadler University of Minnesota Julie Wilson Allegheny College