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Subscribe to The Sift through the News Literacy Project

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This handy 32-page document is a must-read

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through Teacher Discovery

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Here is the page that defines the lessons incorporated into the 9-12 curriculum

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Common Sense Education provides educators and students with the resources they need to harness the power of technology for learning and life. Find a free K-12 Digital Citizenship curriculum, reviews of popular EdTech apps, and resources for protecting student privacy.

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An article in favor of handwriting notes in order to better remember key facts

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Provides the standards and learning outcomes of visual literacy

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A great article as a preparation exercise for research

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Primary source sets

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Their website for educators

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Want to know more about Twitter as a teacher or literacy, she's got so much to offer on her site

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Harvard Business Review gives a simple one-minute video on the four types of questions

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The four questions you need to solve different types of problems.

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Article from New York Times blog

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Center for News Literacy's Digital Resource Center glossary of terms

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Edutopia article detailing the 9 key P's of digital citizenship: passwords, privacy, personal information, photographs, property, permission, protection, professionalism, and personal brand.

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Written in 2012 and published by ISTE, provides in-depth look at visual literacy and uses to analyze images

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Features examples like re-inventing current events and fact-checking challenges for the classroom

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US News' collection of over 500 political cartoons from the 2016 election

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A tool that gives you news content at a variety of reading levels

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Excellent five minute video

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An article highlighted on The News Literacy Project about how fast "news" is shared

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The News Literacy Project creates tools and resources to help students navigate in this information-filled world. Create an account

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An article that demonstrates photos create false narratives as much as words

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Multiple Links to More Sources as well as Graphics

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Multiple Links to More Sources as well as Graphics

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A cybrarian's guide including fact-checking, graphics, videos, links to lessons and videos

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Educating Ourselves on Feeds, Sources, and Clickbait

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Educating Ourselves on Feeds, Sources, and Clickbait

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New information or a handy review from a librarian

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One Teacher's Lesson on Digital Citizenship

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One Teacher's Lesson on Digital Citizenship

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Pen and paper blogging before the digital equivalent

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Using text sets to get students thinking

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A great lesson for middle and high school students

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Article from Seattle Times

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From Jennifer LaGarde

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Interactive tools for students and you to explore

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Rosen Digital for digital learning, citizenship, and understanding the role of journalists

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Rosen Digital for finding credible information online

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Rosen Digital providing information on disinformation, closer look at news, distortion, resources, and finding credible information online