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*Tool Name*: New York Times Learning Network (https://www.nytimes.com/section/learning) *Short Description:* The New York Times has a specific website that offers teaching ideas and directly relate...
*Tool Name*: New York Times Learning Network (https://www.nytimes.com/section/learning) *Short Description:* The New York Times has a specific website that offers teaching ideas and directly relate...
*Tool Name: Media Literacy Now Link: https://medialiteracynow.org/ *Short Description: Media Literacy now is an organization that is both consumer and educator driven. Through news articles that...
I attended a Common Sense Media workshop several years ago, and have found the organization an invaluable resource ever since. Their curriculum guides, app and other media ratings, technology contr...
https://mediaeducationlab.com/ Great resources for teachers to help cultivate Information and Media literacy in our students #medialiteracy #mediaecology #techinpedagogy #uri
Student-created radio show episodes on a variety of topics. The program offers a curriculum to help students become audio journalists, which teaches them media literacy skills as they explore topic...
Common Sense Media is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing unbiased information, advice and tools to parents and teachers.
Do you want your students to improve their media literacy skills in a fun and interactive way? Check out Project Noah, it's a great app where students become scientist and explore wildlife in their...
Toontastic One tool that promotes digital and media literacy for students in primary grades is Toontastic. This app gives students the freedom and the tools to design their own interactive storie...
Technology tool for informational and media literacy. Users bookmark, annotate and highlight and take notes on sources. The program also created a bibliography for students.
As students begin research, it's helpful to consider just how much the internet has to offer. Do them (and yourself) a favor by learning to research efficiently using keywords and phrases: https://...
*Tool Name*: Emaze (https://www.emaze.com/) *Short description*: Emaze is an online presentation tool. It can be used to create presentations, blogs and websites. It is similar to Power Point in ...
Creating a course-integrated blog with WordPress can help students by participating in information and media literacy and understand what they are. Educators can create prompts that encourage stude...
Lauren MacDonald Tool Name: Factitious http://factitious.augamestudio.com/#/ Short Description: Factitious is an online fact-checking game for middle and high school students, or even anyone who n...
This website offers educators and students a reliable source of news articles, historical documents and texts. The website compiles articles from media sources like the Washington Post, Los Angeles...