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Webinars & Events

Amplify Multilingual Voices: Build Digital Identity and Community with Student Interviews

Multilingual learners need intentional opportunities to speak, listen, and connect. In this edWebinar, join Gurbir Kahlon, ELA Teacher and ELD Coordinator, and Sue Thotz, Director of Education Outreach at Common Sense Media, to di...

Monday, Mar. 2, 2026 1 pm - 2 pm PST

Grades

5–12

Article

22 Podcasts for the STEM Classroom

Practice active listening with these science, math, tech, and engineering podcasts

Posted on February 26, 2026 by Christine Elgersma

Grades

K–12

Lesson Collection

Civic and Digital Literacy Lessons

Digital citizenship is essential part of our democracy.

Grades

3–8

Webinars & Events

Forming Healthy Relationships in Our Always-Online World: What Every Kid Needs to Know

In this edWebinar, join Jennifer Ehehalt and Tali Horowitz from Common Sense Education as they examine the line between healthy appreciation of technology and unhealthy attachment to digital connections. Attendees will explore how...

Monday, Feb. 23, 2026 11 am - 12 pm PST

Grades

K–12

Course

Modeling Healthy Digital Habits

This foundational course introduces you to teaching digital citizenship. It provides the routines to use when addressing digital issues, and how to incorporate healthy digital habits into your everyday life.

Article

Practical Tips for Teachers to Use AI

Learn about effective prompt engineering, AI tools, and more.

Posted on February 5, 2026 by Christine Elgersma

Grades

K–12

Article

Reduce Student Anxiety (and Your Own) During Uncertain Times

Tips and resources for news literacy, media balance, and healthy communication.

Posted on January 14, 2026 by Erin Wilkey Oh

Grades

Pre-K–12

Webinars & Events

Teaching Kids How to Repair Harms in a Connected World

When students navigate digital spaces, misunderstandings and missteps are inevitable, but these can also become powerful learning moments. Join Jennifer Ehehalt, Senior Regional Manager at Common Sense Education, and LaKeshia Broo...

Monday, Jan. 12, 2026 2 pm - 3 pm PST

Grades

K–8

Article

How to Handle Pornography at School and at Home

They'll see adult content. Here's what we can do.

Posted on January 12, 2026 by Paul Barnwell

Grades

K–12

Article

Teachers' Essential Guide to Teaching with Technology

How do I get the most out of using tech in the classroom?

Posted on January 6, 2026 by Christine Elgersma

Grades

K–12

Article

Digital Dilemmas for Educators to Discuss

Start important conversations about AI, social media, and more with these scenarios.

Posted on December 15, 2025 by Christine Elgersma

Grades

K–12

Webinars & Events

AI Leadership in Action: Building Bridges Between Students, Staff, and Systems

This edWebinar explores how school and district leaders can take intentional, systems-level steps toward responsible and equitable AI integration. Presenters from Bloomington Public Schools, MN, will share how they are bridging th...

Monday, Dec. 8, 2025 10 am - 11 am PST

Grades

1–12

Article

When Families Ask About Parental Controls

Help parents and caregivers navigate the tricky world of device controls.

Posted on November 24, 2025 by Christine Elgersma

Grades

K–12

Webinars & Events

Kids’ Online Safety: What Are “Privacy Doors” and Why It Matters

Just like the doors in our homes keep us safe by letting us decide who comes in, students need “privacy doors” to protect their personal information online. Cybersecurity can sound like a big, technical topic, but it doesn’t have ...

Monday, Nov. 17, 2025 10 am - 11 am PST

Grades

K–8

Article

Help Students Fact-Check the Web Like the Pros

Build news and media literacy skills to separate fact from fiction.

Posted on November 7, 2025 by Jeff Knutson

Grades

Pre-K–12