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A comprehensive collection of editable worksheets, lesson plans, classroom activities, videos, and teaching resources covering media literacy, digital citizenship, online safety, privacy, artificial intelligence, and social media. Suitable for primary and secondary education.
A trusted educational platform offering ready-to-use lesson plans, interactive activities, assessments, videos, and digital citizenship resources that help students become responsible and critical consumers of digital media.
UNESCO provides internationally recognized Media and Information Literacy (MIL) curricula, teacher guides, policy frameworks, publications, and classroom resources that support educators in developing students' critical thinking, information evaluation, and digital competencies.
A non-profit organization dedicated to helping students identify credible information through evidence-based educational resources. It offers lesson plans, fact-checking activities, source evaluation exercises, and tools for recognizing misinformation and disinformation.
SIFT Method
SIFT Method
Developed by digital literacy expert Mike Caulfield, the SIFT Method is a practical framework for evaluating online information. It teaches learners to investigate sources, verify claims, and make informed decisions before trusting or sharing digital content.
An award-winning educational game that builds resilience against misinformation by allowing players to experience how fake news is created and spread. Through gameplay, learners become more aware of common manipulation techniques used in the online information environment.
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