Computer Science Digital Fluency
Standards in Library

Media Literacy 101

Helping students critically analyze media is a cornerstone of the digital fluency standards. Lessons include spotting misinformation, decoding advertising techniques, and understanding biases in news sources. 

Ready for Research

Students are taught to locate information from various multimedia sources. By introducing reliable databases and demonstrating how to evaluate digital resources, students learn how to effectively locate the information they need. 

Practicing Digital Citizenship

Lessons on topics like online safety, digital footprints, and cyberbullying emphasize the responsibilities that come with online interactions. These lessons build skills for participating in the digital world safely and responsibly.

Graphic Design

Using Canva, students are taught how to design posters, infographics, and presentations--combining creativity with technology skills. By exploring templates and layouts, students learn to communicate ideas visually. This aligns with standards that emphasize creating and sharing digital content effectively. 

Coding with Kidoyo

With Kidoyo, coding concepts are introduced to our students in an engaging, gamified way. By using such Kidoyo apps as Maze Code, Sprite Editor, and Hatch, students are building their confidence and proficiency in programming while problem-solving and using their creativity.

Explore the World with Google Earth

Google Earth brings geography to life, Library lessons often include virtual field trips, allowing students to explore historical landmarks or map out the origin of a fairy tale. These activities foster critical thinking and align with standards for using technology to analyze and interpret data.