I'm not trained to teach Media, but have always fancied having a bash at it. Careful what you wish for. Suddenly I have an entire GCSE curriculum to plan, with only the most random of badly photocopied resources tangentially relevant to particularly unhelpful colleagues' pet project. Thanks a bunch.
But it's exciting, in a mild manner, to be learning something new. I'm going to post this as an aide memoire to myself on the few days I haul myself from the large piles of novels I have waiting. But also in case anyone reading is in a similar position: here, largely thanks to the ever helpful Boyhowdy, are several Media links that have been fascinating to explore. Even to a lay consumer like me.

• The Media Education Foundation
• Center for Media Literacy
• Rethinking Media Literacy (article)
• New Mexico Media Literacy Project
• Media links of interest (aka Boyhowdy's del.icio.us page)
• Theory Org UK
• Media Ed Org UK
• Media Educ Org
  
• AQA GCSE Media Studies support site
  
• WJEC GCSE Media Studies support site
• OCR GCSE Media Studies support site
• Andrew Moore's GCSE English: Media sub projects
• The British Film Institute's Teaching Resources
• ScreenOnline (resources for British Film/TV projects)
  
• Film Education
  
• The English and Media Centre publications / courses
• Indymedia (noticeboard for UK Media activists)