"Bad News" Provides Clever Game to Teach Kids About Fake News By TL Editors Bad News is a short web- and text-based game that highlights how Twitter and other social media are used to propagate fake news.
ISTE NEWS: FreshGrade Launches ‘FreshGrade Next’ By TL Editors FreshGrade Next combines elements of lesson planners, portfolios, communication systems and gradebooks into a unified experience.
NewsFeed Defenders Game Gets Kids Hooked on Journalism By TL Editors The game's aim is to help students understand the essential qualities of good journalism, how news goes viral, and common tactics employed in news to deceive or manipulate reads.
5 Questions to Ask Yourself to Make Accessible Social Media Photos By Lisa Nielsen Below are five questions to ask yourself when creating alt text:
Facebook Mentorship Program Supports Educators By Lisa Nielsen Members of groups using this feature can offer or find support.
Biblionasium Social Reading Site Earns Top Ratings From Educators By TL Editors Biblionasium is a social network that allows students to log books, review them, and share or recommend them to fellow kid readers.
What is Media Literacy? By Carl Hooker When becoming literate in film, artificial intelligence, augmented reality, social media, etc, it’s about learning new forms of media.
Is Facebook Really Kicking Members Out of Groups? By Lisa Nielsen If you are a member, moderator, or admin of any Facebook group, you may have heard a buzz that they are kicking out members unless they prove they are active.
Heard Helps Teachers Engage With Parents, Build Community By TL Advisor Heard is a platform that allows teachers and parents to communicate, share resources, plan events, and more.
Guidelines for Posting Like A Role Model in Social Media By Lisa Nielsen More and more district and school staff are catching on to the advice of superintendents like Joe Sanfelippo who encourage staff to take every opportunity to say good things about their school.
