The Media & Learning Association is an international, not-for-profit association set up to promote and stimulate the use of media as a way to enhance innovation and creativity in teaching and learning across all levels of education in Europe.
In a nutshell
- 100+ Member organisations
- 26 Countries
- 400+ SIG representatives
- 5 International projects
- 16 MEDEA Award editions
- 13 Conference editions
Currently involved in 5 international projects, running the annual MEDEA Awards and Media & Learning Conference, with 6 active Special Interest Groups.
Membership types
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Organisations
€600 per year
Higher education institutions, national or regional platforms, government agencies and any other organisation that shares our goals and interests.
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Sponsoring partners
€1,500 per year
Tools and platform providers and any other company offering materials and services of potential interest and value to our membership.
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Networking partners
On request cost upon request
International, European, national and regional networks who share a common interest in the use of media to support learning.
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7 reasons to join the MLA
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Expertise & collaboration
Gain access to a collaborative network of 100+ active members with a wealth of expertise in innovative media usage for teaching, learning and media literacy, fostering knowledge exchange and joint initiatives.
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International platform
Connect and collaborate with professionals from various countries, leading to cross-border partnerships, exposure to diverse educational practices and the potential to engage in EU-funded projects.
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Resources & best practices
Access a wide range of resources including research, case studies and best practices to support integrating media effectively into your teaching methodologies.
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Professional development
Take part in workshops, seminars, conferences and webinars to enhance your skills and stay up to date with the latest trends and advancements.
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Research & innovation
Participate in research projects and innovative initiatives that contribute to your organisation’s reputation and foster ongoing growth and improvement.
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Networking & partnerships
Build valuable connections with educational institutions, media organisations and technology providers, leading to joint projects, knowledge sharing and increased visibility.
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Collective growth & support
Be part of a community that collectively aims for the advancement of media-supported learning and media literacy, with support and collaboration from other members.
The benefits of membership
- 20% reduction on the conference fee for any face-to-face events for individuals from the member organisation, including our annual Media & Learning Conference.
- Access to the moderated members’ mail lists and Teams environments, used to share updates about opportunities for collaboration, new resources and events.
- Preferential publication for member organisations in the Media & Learning news site and the associated monthly newsletter, currently sent to over 10,200 addresses.
- Involvement in association initiatives such as project incubation activities with a view to applying for joint funding, for example from the European Commission.
- Support to members’ dissemination activities, particularly regarding European project collaboration, through dedicated promotion of specific events and outputs.
- Access to dedicated Special Interest Groups (SIGs) on specific topics: AV, AI and XR in Higher Education, Digital Media Literacy, Teacher Education and Disinformation.
Our communication reach
Members benefit from preferential publication across our channels.
Ready to join?
Complete the form and our team will be in touch to finalise your membership. Prefer to talk first? Email us at info@media-and-learning.eu to schedule a call.
Join now and your annual fees will cover your membership until the end of 2026. Membership fees are expected to increase from January, so this is a great opportunity to secure the current rate. Open to higher education institutions, national or regional networks, government agencies, NGOs, media authorities, training bodies and more.