Design lessons that empower students by giving them voice and choice in the learning process as well as an opportunity to create.

To sift through the vast quantities of misleading information presented to us each day, we need to develop the skills that will inform us how to avoid being misled.

To create well-informed citizens, we need to recognize filter bubbles and the impact they have on our information universe.

To be effective consumers of digital information, students need to be able to acknowledge and identify bias in all forms of media.

Explore the ABCs of evaluating online resources as a way to turn your students into credibility detectives who can effectively evaluate the trustworthiness of online resources.

For our students to be informed and productive participants in the American democracy, they need to be able to effectively evaluate the credibility of online resources.

Empower your students with digital strategies and tools for each of the five parts of the focused note-taking process.

Help students develop digital note-taking skills through the implementation of an engaging and sustained process.

Explore strategies that you and your students can use to effectively manage emails and notifications.

Learn strategies and digital tools to teach your students how to practice academic integrity in both face-to-face and remote learning.