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Internet Safety & Media Literacy 

 

Free Online Resources

Using trusted resources from PBS, NPR and local public media stations, Thinkalong helps students think critically about media, develop informed opinions, and practice respectful, civil discourse.

The Media Literacy Toolkit from PEN America provides a quick tip sheet and resources related to identifying and defending against disinformation. Check it out!

Be Internet Awesome with Google teaching Internet Safety through fun games!

Digital Citizenship from Common Sense Media teaches youth the importance of safety when using digital media and accessing the internet. Extensive Lesson plans, activities and resources to get started.

Civic Online Reasoning from Stanford University to help students assess news sources and articles.

Get Smart from the News Project offers quizzes and information related to assessing credible news sources and articles.

KQED Online resources and games to teach digital and media literacy.