"As an English and journalism teacher, I was very impressed with Frank Baker's presentation at Fort Mill High School. I look forward to having Frank work directly with my students in the area of media literacy. Frank's work is first rate, and his message is one that will help our young people become informed citizens and good neighbors in the twenty-first century."
Chuck Walker, NBCT
Fort Mill High School, Ft. Mill, South Carolina

" good information, good pacing, gave resources that can be used on an ongoing basis"
" great leads to followup on after session"
" ...excellent information and easy to understand"
" Frank is a wellspring of helpful ideas"
" accessible information from a variety of sources"
Evaluations on two sessions on teaching standards and resources for teaching media literacy, presented March 20, 2006, at the Images of Youth 2006 Conference, University of Washington, Seattle

" I now have a new tactic to get my students writing."
" it's about time to use the media to teach kids"
" knows how to captivate an audience"
" really eye opening..adults can benefit as much as students"
From teacher evaluations of Feb. 2006 staff development workshop for Columbus, Ohio Public Schools

"liked the interactive nature of the workshop"
"the activities were ones that could be easily adapted to the classroom"
"I appreciate all information about having students be more interactive with film"
"great presentation: useful and informative"
"hands-on activities! This gives us an idea of how to adapt them for the classroom"
From teacher evaluations of a "Best Practices" workshop series conducted for the South Carolina State Department of Education, November 2005

"Frank Baker was a wonderful asset to our third ILILE (Institute for Library and Information Literacy Education) Summer Workshop series at Kent State University.  Not only was his presentation well-delivered and engaging, but he took much time to interact with our teacher and school library media specialist participants one-on-one.  His media literacy topics and examples were timely and relevant and supportive to the Ohio Department of Education Library Guidelines."
Christina Sent, ILILE Project Coordinator, Kent State University

For more testimonials, see this page on Frank's website, Media Literacy Clearinghouse.