presented by: KQED

Letters to the Next President 2.0 asked students to share their views on an issue that mattered to them during the 2016 election. But students don’t...

The National Action Civics Collaborative (NACC) is an expanding network of practitioners and researchers whose mission is to implement Action Civics i...

presented by: Afterschool Alliance

Election season presents an important opportunity to put afterschool on the radar of policy makers and the public in a visible and meaningful way. Dur...

presented by: National Writing Project

You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. When I was the counselor at a small, elementary school in the Port Richmond neighborhood of Phila...

The News Literacy Project launched its new and exciting checkology™ e-learning platform on May 2, 2016. Simply register to get access to the platf...

presented by: National Writing Project

The central goal of the College-­Ready Writers Program (CRWP) is to help students become skilled at writing arguments from nonfiction sources. The pr...

The Lesson Builder allows any educator to create a lesson around Pulitzer Center journalism and is a simple, shareable way to bring the world to your ...

presented by: National Speech & Debate Association

Voices of the Future, a program developed by the National Speech & Debate Association, is designed to encourage student involvement in democratic ...

Drafting Board, and online tool from iCivics, walks students through the process of writing an argumentative essay, showing them how to understand an ...

Librarians Stacy Dillon and Amy Laughlin recommend free or inexpensive apps and websites that support young people in creating, remixing, and experi...

presented by: Youth Radio

This step-by-step tutorial guides learners through the process of identifying a body of data to visualize and then creating an infographic that will b...

presented by: Lamp

The LAMP’s acclaimed Break-a-thon events are perfect introductions for youth about how, why, and for whom media are made—and now you can host ...

presented by: Student Voice

The Student Bill of Rights is a project of Student Voice, a for-students-by-students nonprofit organization spearheading a social movement to integrat...

The Digital Literacy Resource Platform, developed by the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University, is an evolving collection of t...

presented by: Hypothes.is

A collection of resources to support teaching web literacy as well as reading, writing, and participating on the Internet through the annotation of on...

presented by: Lamp

This LAMPLit is a guide to the news: what news is; where it can be found; how it is produced in different media (print, TV, the Internet, etc.), how i...

For those wanting to strengthen their media making skills, these short tutorials from the Media Arts + Practice Division at the University of Southern...

presented by: KQED

This series of short video tutorials from KQED about using digital media making tools covers everything from Soundcloud to Vine to Pixlr

At Election Central 2016, teachers will find tools, resources and creative solutions to educate students on the various facets of the political proces...

presented by: KQED

In this toolkit from KQED, you’ll find a collection of instructions, videos, worksheets and rubrics for implementing media-making projects with stud...

presented by: BAVC

This toolkit from the Bay Area Video Coalition (BAVC) contains information about the distribution of youth media, including knowledge and expertise fr...

iCivics is a non-profit organization dedicated to reinvigorating civic learning through interactive and engaging learning resources. Founded and led b...

presented by: Lamp

MediaBreaker is a video editor which enables you to remix – or break – a variety of media, such as commercials, news clips, music videos and more....

Mars Generation One: Argubot Academy EDU is an engaging futuristic adventure game for iOS tablets. Aligned to the Common Core State Standards, the gam...

presented by: Mozilla Foundation

These tools from Mozilla are free and open source, and can be used in a variety of ways to teach learners how to read, write, and participate on the W...

Use Common Sense Media’s Scope & Sequence tool to find age-appropriate lessons that address digital literacy and citizenship topics for your cla...