Digital Citizenship in Students: Examples and Practice Exercises
Digital citizenship is a crucial concept in today's digital age, particularly for students who are growing up in a world where technology and the internet play integral roles in their daily lives and...
Guide to Teaching Algorithms in Computer Programming for K-12 Students
Algorithms are the heart of computer programming, providing the step-by-step instructions that computers follow to perform tasks and solve problems. Understanding algorithms and their implementation in programming is crucial not just for software...
Planning Digital Literacy Assessment: A Simplified Approach
As educators know, assessments are critical to the learning process. They provide beneficial self-checks to students, informative results to teachers and comprehensive data to administrators. So, when teachers implement digital...
Digital Skills for North Carolina Students
In our district, like most others, the use of digital learning tools has catapulted since the pandemic. With students online more than ever, it’s essential that they know how to stay safe on...
Why Teaching Kids to Code Supports Community Development
Teaching kids to code undoubtedly prepares them for the future of work. But what does this mean for the communities that helped them become career ready?
Enhancing Digital Citizenship by Understanding Confirmation Bias
Teaching confirmation bias as part of the digital literacy curriculum in schools is essential in today's information-saturated world. Confirmation bias, the tendency to search for, interpret, favor and...