To sift through the vast quantities of misleading information presented to us each day, we need to develop the skills that will inform us how to avoid being misled.

Digital Citizenship & Media Literacy
Prepare your students with critical future-ready skills to help them better navigate their digital world.
Pop the Filter Bubble
To create well-informed citizens, we need to recognize filter bubbles and the impact they have on our information universe.
Acknowledge and Identify Bias
To be effective consumers of digital information, students need to be able to acknowledge and identify bias in all forms of media.
Teach Information and Media Literacy: The Foundation of Democracy
For our students to be informed and productive participants in the American democracy, they need to be able to effectively evaluate the credibility of online resources.
Create Credibility Detectives in Your Classroom
Explore the ABCs of evaluating online resources as a way to turn your students into credibility detectives who can effectively evaluate the trustworthiness of online resources.
Enhance Classroom Netiquette and Diminish Cyberbullying
Enhance classroom netiquette and learn how to diminish cyberbullying among your students.
Left to Their Own Devices: Not All Screen Time Is Created Equal
Learn about the difference between passive and active screen time and how to integrate more active screen time.
Address Digital Footprints: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Uncover ways to empower your students to create a positive digital footprint.
Develop Digital Citizenship Skills During Remote Learning
Explore why digital citizenship is so important and learn more about what it means for both you and your students.
Increase Digital Citizenship in Your Classroom
Discover five ways to help you increase digital citizenship in your classroom.
Internet Safety for Teachers
Help students stay safe online with strategies that promote positive connections.