Some news from us. After five fantastic years we are closing our doors. But our work is far from done. Here are our thoughts on what needs to change. https://t.co/kwsfkgGXlB As a parting gift we leave you with a couple of must-read blogs
It's been an awesome journey @DigLifeSkills and @Shelleymetcalfe. The Digital Life Skills Co. is closing its doors. The need for digital literacy to become a core part of our children's education remains.
We teach learners of all ages how to get reliable information online and avoid being misled. If you work with digital learners or offer digital inclusion training, we can help. Watch our video and get in touch to find out more. https://t.co/gS5eWcuA4V
Our online webinar this Wednesday teaches all you need to know to help children stay safe online, and identify what's real and what's fake in their social media newsfeed.
Book now and keep them safe from online harm.
https://t.co/1orZYYI1x9
#Online#Webinars#Parents#edutwitter
Did you know this week's top 20 most-engaged Facebook posts ALL have labels indicating they are false or misleading? Next week we launch our webinar series for parents - so you can help your kids spot online #misinformation (because labelling isn't working...)
KS3 teachers - spaces still available on our (free) virtual workshops in October. Enabling pupils to recognise conspiracy theories #fakenews and #misinformation and - crucially - to find reliable sources is more important than ever. Thanks to @phf_uk and @CooperativeBank
We're recruiting! We are looking for an exceptional Co-Design Researcher and Project Assistant to join our project team to help us transform how we educate the "google it" generation in UK schools.
Is this you/someone you know? Pls share!
https://t.co/QpylWJ3Yrj #medialiteracy
Did you known that only 2% of young people can tell fact from fiction online? And adults aren't much better... here our co-founder @Shelleymetcalfe speaking at @TEDxMacc explains what each of us can do to improve our #DigitalLiteracy https://t.co/tYanXq1FbS
"Some of my students genuinely believe the flat earth conspiracy..." Too many young young people are being misled by online misinformation. If you're an educator/academic/school governor & have 10 mins to share your insights pls DM me #DigitalMediaLiteracy#CriticalThinking