EdTech Isn't Optional, It's Essential Seeta Pai | June 21, 2013 Infographic on data from a national online survey of preK-12 teachers and administrators in the U.S. EdTech
The Dos and Don’ts of Teaching Digital Literacy Kelsey Herron | March 18, 2013 Learn how to implement an effective digital literacy education. Digital Footprint & IdentityRelationships & Communication
Does The Internet Amplify Gender Stereotypes? Sarah Jackson | November 12, 2012 Provide students with the tools to think critically about the gender norms and messages they internalize every day. Digital Footprint & IdentityNews & Media Literacy
How Safe is Your Password? Kelsey Herron | October 11, 2012 Learn how stronger passwords help to protect private information. Privacy & Security
For STEM Learning, Real-World Application Matters Kelsey Herron | September 13, 2012 Help students connect what they learn in the classroom with the world around them. Instruction & Assessment
New Common Sense Media Study Paints a Clear Picture of Teens’ Digital Lives Kelsey Herron | July 18, 2012 Relationships & CommunicationDigital Footprint & Identity
Teaching Credibility in the Age of The Internet Hoax, or How Not to Be An April Fool Kelsey Herron | April 1, 2012 Help students identify authentic and reliable sources. News & Media Literacy
Zero to Eight: Children's Media Use in America Audrey Stokes | November 8, 2011 Media BalanceParents & Families
Why Common Sense Media’s Curriculum Worked for our School Audrey Stokes | September 22, 2011 Digital Citizenship
Overcoming Challenges with a New Curriculum Audrey Stokes | June 16, 2011 Digital CitizenshipInstruction & Assessment
