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#VoCo. Adobe Audio Manipulator Sneak Peak with Jordan Peele | Adobe Creative Cloud

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Educating for Self-Governance. Established in September 1999, the Bill of Rights Institute is a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization that works to engage, educate, and empower individuals with a passion for the freedom and opportunity that exist in a free society.

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Michael Kuenlen
mkuenlen@gpb.org
@mkuenlen
@GPBEducation
GPB Education Newsletter

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Michael serves as education outreach specialist at GPB. In his role, he provides support and training to educators on GPB's digital resources, including the Georgia Studies digital textbook. Michael graduated from Appalachian State University... more

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Information Literacy In The 21st Century

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Michael serves as education outreach specialist at GPB. In his role, he provides support and training to educators on GPB's digital resources, including the Georgia Studies digital textbook. Michael graduated from Appalachian State University... more

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Welcome to Discover Data, a program developed to empower your students with one of the future's most important tools. As technology creates larger amounts of data than ever before, Discover Data is designed to connect students to real world careers, activities and data experts to inspire their understanding of how data is used to innovate across all industries all over the world, along with providing a glimpse into the many diverse and exciting career pathways open to them.
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Welcome to Discover Data, a program developed to empower your students with one of the future's most important tools. As technology creates larger amounts of data than ever before, Discover Data is designed to connect students to real world careers, activities and data experts to inspire their understanding of how data is used to innovate across all industries all over the world, along with providing a glimpse into the many diverse and exciting career pathways open to them.

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Use your existing Discovery Education username and password.

Want to experience Discovery Education? Request a Demo

Does your school/district access Discovery Education from a custom URL?

Enter your district's custom URL to sign in using Single Sign On (SSO).

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Use your existing Discovery Education username and password. Want to experience Discovery Education? Request a Demo Does your school/district access Discovery Education from a custom URL? Enter your district's custom URL to sign in using Single Sign On (SSO).

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Cyber Detectives

Explore Classroom Activities and More

Teach your students how to be cyber sleuths with eight classroom activities investigating cyber-crime! In each activity students will learn essential internet skills like avoiding scams, coding, creating secure passwords, and more.

Quick Links: 360˚ Hotspot Video Classroom Activities

360˚ Hotspot

Experience the Cyber Detectives exhibit in 360˚! Click on the hotspots to meet the faces behind the exhibit, learn about each station, and hear from a real cyber professional.

You can view the 360˚ hotspot image on mobile, tablet or desktop, with or without a headset. To view on your desktop, you'll need the latest version of Chrome or Firefox.

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Tech for Tomorrow is an education program for grades 4-8 designed to highlight the ways technology and innovation can better our world. Tech for Tomorrow's mission is to introduce students to today's cutting-edge technology and inspire them to create enduring innovations for the future.

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Is Bigfoot the real deal? Apply computational thinking to a number of myths

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Analyze what makes memes and movements go "viral"

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Act as filmmakers collecting various accounts of an historical event

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Investigate the validity of video footage

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Future of Fact | What Happens Next | Retro Report

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Media + Information Literacy | Classroom Resources Folder from PBS LearningMedia

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Inspire your students with thousands of free teaching resources including videos, lesson plans, and games aligned to state and national standards.

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More than ever before, teachers across all subject areas need support in tackling misinformation, disinformation and propaganda with their students. This new collection of free online courses from KQED Teach provides educators with a foundation in understanding many types of misinformation and developing resources to use with their students--or with teachers they coach or lead. These courses can be taken in any order. And, they only take about 6 hours to complete!

Why do our brains love clickbait? Why do people fall for hoaxes or deny the science behind climate change?

Misinformation is everywhere, from misused research to faked videos, and it's easy to fall prey to. This course will help you untangle the different terms for unreliable information and understand how and why it spreads. You'll be empowered to take these new skills into the classroom and teach your students how to avoid creating and spreading misinformation in all its forms, from "fake news" to disinformation and propaganda.

Why is it so hard to see the difference between reliable information and biased misinformation? Between scientific facts and disinformation, like so called "alternative facts"?

In this course, you'll learn how confirmation bias colors our ability to analyze information and what to do about it. You'll get insight into the techniques used by professional fact-checkers, practice evaluating online information and images, and create instructional resources for your classroom that teach much needed critical thinking and fact-checking skills to your students.

Why do people create hoaxes? How can deepfake videos and images look so real?

Disinformation and propaganda can have serious consequences when they affect our ability to make important decisions, like how to stay healthy or who to vote for. This course will take you through the history and evolution of disinformation and propaganda and teach you how to analyze media production methods to detect doctored "evidence." You'll create an activity plan to teach students how to evaluate media and think critically about the intention behind media messages.

How did a data void cause the flat earth conspiracy to become popular on YouTube? Why does it matter if my online experience is different from someone else's?

Algorithms are constantly tailoring what we see online based on personal data we share--either on purpose or not. This course will help you understand big data and its impact on society as well as how it shapes our lives online and off. You'll practice creating data sets and analyzing them for reliability--and be ready to bring these new skills into the classroom.

For more information, email teach@kqed.org.

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Register Now! More than ever before, teachers across all subject areas need support in tackling misinformation, disinformation and propaganda with their students. This new collection of free online courses from KQED Teach provides educators with a foundation in understanding many types of misinformation and developing resources to use with their students--or with teachers they coach or lead.

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Free lessons and assessments that help you teach students to evaluate online information that affects them, their communities, and the world.

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AllSides Headline Roundups™ bring you top news stories from the left, center and right of the political spectrum - side-by-side so you can see the full picture.

We rotate the order of headlines to avoid biasing our coverage in favor of the left, which otherwise would always be listed first.

Learn how AllSides provides balanced news

MSNBC (Left bias) announced it's canceling opinion commentator Mehdi Hasan's Sunday night show on Thursday, drawing opinions from journalists and media outlets. For Context: Hasan is known...

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AllSides | Balanced news via media bias ratings for an unbiased news perspective

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We use media bias ratings to provide balanced news, perspectives and issues across the political spectrum. Unbiased news coverage doesn't exist - there is no such thing as unbiased news or t

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Build skills and gain confidence in analyzing, making, and teaching with media-- across all subject areas and grade levels. Each course offers hands-on projects for you to learn how to make media and create instructional resources. Get ready to bring civic media literacy to your practice!