From planning to presentation - how media educational project work succeeds: Active media work is the central method of media education, and every day countless projects apply new and proven concepts. At the same time, many educational professionals are rediscovering media education or active media work and are looking for fundamentals, inspiration, and concepts - only to find them scattered across many different places, but nowhere compiled in an organized manner. The JFF Institute for Media Education and the Media Education Practice Blog have gathered theoretical foundations and proven concepts in this book, thus bridging the gap between engaged experts and those seeking inspiration. Nearly 100 tested and transferable concepts from the fields of photography, audio, video, web, mobile, games, and cross-media are described in detail and supplemented with checklists.