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Everywhere, All the Time

A digital literacy intervention for teens that fosters critical conversions about technology and AI With a growing generation of teens […]

Casting the Net

Casting the Net is a new youth-led audio series hosted by teens for teens exploring the breadth and depth of […]

Digital Literacy Skills: Practical and Functional Skills

Practical and Functional skills are paramount when it comes to being digitally literate. It could be argued that most young […]

Netiquette Class Contract

Teachers can use this idea to create their own class ‘netiquette’ contract

Digital Literacy: Communication Skills

As a teacher, you can help your students to become competent and responsible digital citizens that can navigate the intricacies […]

Digital Literacy Skills: Finding Information

The internet has provided us with a wealth of information at our fingertips. The problem with this is, we almost have too much information to choose from. It is sometimes difficult to sort between real information, misinformation, opinions, and bias. Most of us rely on search engines to do the sorting for us but this also isn’t enough. Students need to know how to search accurately and then to evaluate the information they find, our critical thinking guide will help you develop these skills.

Digital Literacy Skills: Collaboration

  Technology is a key tool to promote and enhance collaboration skills. Learning to work with others is a life […]

Digital Literacy Skills: Cultural and Social Understanding

It is clearly evident that technology has infiltrated our lives, you can now shop, bank, communicate, socialise, browse and collaborate with […]

Digital Literacy Skills: Online Safety

What is Online Safety? Being safe online means that you have the knowledge to identify the potential risks and are conscious of […]

Digital Literacy Skills: Critical Thinking

  What is Critical Thinking? There are many definitions of critical thinking, in its most basic form, it is about being […]

Developing Digital Literacy Skills

Digital literacy refers to a particular set of competencies that allow you to function and participate fully in a digital […]

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