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In this final episode of The Mind Online, hear highlights from our guest interviews as we walk listeners through the seven key areas of Teaching Tolerance’s Digital Literacy Framework. Thanks for listening! #TeachDigLit https://t.co/Kz7tNN410r
Many people don't realize the cost of free apps like FaceApp: their information. This classroom-friendly video breaks down the ways in which online companies and data brokers use students' information—and what they can do about it. #TeachDigLit https://t.co/X67UnHD0Nh
Hosted by TT Senior Editor @MonitaB_TT, each episode of "The Mind Online" helps you navigate (and teach about) the online world. Listen in to explore the secrets of search engines, social media, fake news and more. #TeachDigLit https://t.co/fCncmuuB6m
“Most of us could stand to take a moment and really pause whenever we’re taking an action on the internet and ask ourselves, ‘What am I giving away and who benefits?’” The latest episode of The Mind Online is available now! #TeachDigLit https://t.co/ToMXfeRPoA
Many people don't realize the cost of free apps and targeted advertisements: their information. This classroom-friendly video breaks down the ways in which companies and data brokers use students' information—and what they can do about it. #TeachDigLit https://t.co/X67UnHD0Nh
In the latest episode of The Mind Online, we talk about game-based learning with @MeenooRami, manager for Microsoft's #MinecraftEdu, and SPLC’s Keegan Hankes explains how educators can counter hateful messages in games. #TeachDigLit https://t.co/pEBsyQcEuF
On today's new episode of The Mind Online, @KABGreek discusses teaching students how to determine what’s real on the internet and @GordPennycook explains why people believe things that aren’t true. #TeachDigLit https://t.co/YtnaPDvW0o
Queue up the latest episode of The Mind Online! Science teacher @AliciaJohal and the Daily Beast’s @KELLYWEILL help us understand YouTube’s place—for better or worse—in your students’ lives and in the classroom. @thedailybeast #TeachDigLit https://t.co/qJlTSGXEu5
If you’re not utilizing your librarian’s expertise to teach digital literacy, you’re missing a huge opportunity. In the latest episode of The Mind Online, Librarians @juliaerin80 and @lparkerhennion explain why you need them. #DisruptTexts #TeachDigLit https://t.co/KgcAvNwL6y
Hosted by @MonitaB_TT, each episode of "The Mind Online" helps you navigate (and teach about) the online world. Listen in to explore the secrets of search engines, social media and how we can all become better digital citizens. #DLDay #TeachDigLit https://t.co/fCncmuuB6m
This week, there was a debate as to whether algorithms can be racist. Many are, and students need to know. In this episode of The Mind Online, @safiyanoble and Heidi Beirich explain how. #TeachDigLit https://t.co/4nZSuZ15ac
Can algorithms be racist? Of course, and students need to know. In this episode of The Mind Online, @safiyanoble and Heidi Beirich explain how. #TeachDigLit https://t.co/4nZSuZ15ac
Digital literacy is a skill you and your students need. Hosted by Teaching Tolerance Senior Editor @MonitaB_TT, The Mind Online will help you discover what you need to know—and how we can all become safer, better informed digital citizens. #TeachDigLit https://t.co/fCncmuuB6m
How does digital literacy differ from traditional media literacy? Find out what advice experts @IrregularVerbal and @ShanaVWhite have for teachers on the first episode of ‘The Mind Online.’ #TeachDigLit #MediaLitWK https://t.co/Wb5EHZ53EY
Media literacy is a skill your students need. The resources from our latest edition of the Moment—including our new podcast, The Mind Online—can support you and your students this #MediaLiteracyWeek and in the months to come! #TeachDigLit #MediaLitWK https://t.co/sFXLHs1l6W
No matter the subject you teach or your expertise, you do have the capacity to teach media literacy. Join @tolerance_org's Facebook Live at 2:30 ET on Nov 7 to learn how u can help your students become more informed—and more equity-minded—online citizens. #MediaLitWk #TeachDigLit
‘The Mind Online’ addresses what all of us—students or educators, 5 years old or 65—need to know to become safer, better informed digital citizens. Host and TT Senior Editor Monita Bell tells us what's in store! #MediaLiteracyWeek #TeachDigLit https://t.co/tAYCYQpwe1
Do your students have the skills to approach online information critically and make their online communities more welcoming? These resources can help. #TeachDigLit https://t.co/k4qjxSt0uj
Today's congressional hearing with Twitter's @jack and Facebook's @sherylsandberg remind us that we can't fully rely on platforms to protect us from misinformation or hate. But we can prepare our students to detect these threats—and respond. #TeachDigLit https://t.co/n0C1kR9mbt
#TeacherToolbox Great video resource for the classroom from our friends at @Tolerance_org - "Countering Online Hate Speech" https://t.co/O4JFvHDIfh
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