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Media Literacy

What is media literacy? The National Association for Media Literacy Education (NAMLE) defines media literacy as "The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, create, and act using all forms of communication." (https://namle.net/resources/media-literacy-defined/) Since 2014, NAMLE has been sponsoring Media Literacy Week. This year, it is from October 27 - 31 and each day during the week will focus on one aspect of the above definition. For information and links to content and lesson ideas, click on the banners below.

What is digital citizenship?

It is the responsible use of technology in a digital environment. Click on the picture to the left for more information.

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ICYMI in the Faculty Newsletter

Get students more involved with every single lesson when you encourage and build their interest with these engagement techniques! Hopefully, one of them here helps in your classroom! (from the video description)

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Canva Tech Tips

Did you know you can edit PDFs in Canva? It's incredibly easy. Check out this short video.

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Did you know you can erase image backgrounds and existing elements of images in Canva? It's incredibly easy. Check out this short video.

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The 10 Most Significant Education Studies of 2024

From the Faculty Newsletter: "Continue to focus on student

engagement and chunking content. We encourage you to review this article

individually or in horizontal teams!"

Bite-Sized Professional Development

Bite-Size Professional Development

by Micki Byrnes

Want some help teaching students how to critically evaluate the information they find online? Click on the link below to find a lesson titled "Media Literacy: How to Read the News" from the Ronald Reagan and Lyndon B. Johnson Presidential Libraries.

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