Using Wikipedia Wisely – Free Course Dates: August 17 – September 18 Course Length: 2 hours Format: Asynchronous About: Wikipedia is widely used but often misunderstood. Despite its reputation, content on Wikipedia isn’t a free-for-all. Many articles are protected, and Wikipedia . . .
Basics of Evaluating Online Sources (1-Module Course) – Free Course Dates: August 17 – September 18 About: In this 3-hour course, participants will learn about research-based strategies for evaluating online information, with an emphasis on the skill of lateral reading. Participants . . .
Reading Like a Historian with Digital Literacy – Free Course Dates: August 17 – September 18 Course Length: 2 hours Format: Asynchronous About: Being a thoughtful history student today means knowing how to evaluate TikTok videos and Instagram posts about historical . . .
Civic Online Reasoning (3-Module Course) – Free Course Dates: August 17 – September 18 About: In this 10-hour course, participants will learn about research-backed strategies for effectively evaluating online information and explore free curricular resources developed by the Digital Inquiry Group for . . .
Reading Like a Historian in Your Context Dates: June 25 – July 21 Course Length: 8-9 hours Format: Asynchronous About: Reading Like a Historian in Your Context is designed to deepen your understanding of Reading Like a Historian lessons and Beyond the . . .
Basics of Evaluating Online Sources (Free 1-Module Course) Dates: February 24 – May 1 Course Length: 3 hours Format: Asynchronous About: Today’s students lead digital lives, but many struggle to evaluate the information they see on their screens. In this course, participants will learn . . .
Civic Online Reasoning (Free 3-Module Course) Dates: February 24 – May 1 Course Length: 10 hours Format: Asynchronous About: Today’s students lead digital lives, but many struggle to evaluate the information they see on their screens. In this course, participants will learn how to . . .
Reading Like a Historian with Digital Literacy – Free Course Dates: February 24 – May 1 Course Length: 2 hours Format: Asynchronous About: Being a thoughtful history student today means knowing how to evaluate TikTok videos and Instagram posts about historical . . .
Using Wikipedia Wisely – Free Course Dates: Feburary 24 – May 1 Course Length: 2 hours Format: Asynchronous About: Wikipedia is widely used but often misunderstood. Despite its reputation, content on Wikipedia isn’t a free-for-all. Many articles are protected, and . . .
Using Wikipedia Wisely – Free Course Dates: November 17 – January 30 Course Length: 2 hours Format: Asynchronous About: Wikipedia is widely used but often misunderstood. Despite its reputation, content on Wikipedia isn’t a free-for-all. Many articles are protected, and Wikipedia . . .
Reading Like a Historian with Digital Literacy – Free Course Dates: November 17 – January 30 Course Length: 2 hours Format: Asynchronous About: Being a thoughtful history student today means knowing how to evaluate TikTok videos and Instagram posts about . . .
Basics of Evaluating Online Sources (Free 1-Module Course) Dates: November 17 – January 30 Course Length: 3 hours Format: Asynchronous About: Today’s students lead digital lives, but many struggle to evaluate the information they see on their screens. In this course, participants . . .