Further, a student-centred, bottom-up approach is necessary for a standpoint
analysis to come from the student’s own culture, knowledge, and experiences. Luke
suggested that collaborative inquiry and video production can be ways for students to
voice their discoveries. While these practical suggestions are congruent with much
current advice on media literacy education, Luke asserted the need to take media
education beyond just analysing the production of meaning. She wrote that critical
media studies must ‘‘extend to explorations of how individual and corporate sensemaking
tie in with larger socio-political issues of culture, gender, class, political
economy, nation, and power’’