Resources

Digital Promise’s framework recommends artificial intelligence (AI) literacy practices for learners. The framework also offers strategies for leaders to integrate emerging AI technology into pre-kindergarten through grade 12 class...

MSU partnered with IMLS, Indiana State University (ISU), and the Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) to develop research-based, open-source artificial intelligence (AI) modules for public libraries. Library staff can ...

CML offers a variety of free and paid resources that educators can use to build students' media literacy skills and integrate media literacy education into their classrooms. 

This report from OECD presents an analytical framework to help countries design policies to respond to the rising threat of disinformation. It explores strategies to enhance the transparency, accountability, and plurality of infor...

Educators can use this collection of WSJ articles and discussion questions to build high school and college students' critical thinking skills using real-world examples.

ALL IN's Grand Challenge provides news and information to support professionals in working toward a future where every adult can easily access high-quality, effective support to improve their digital and other literacy skills – re...

This comprehensive guide to AEFLA includes everything state and local organizations need to know to understand and access funding for building employment skills — including information and digital literacy skills. Get links to rel...

Northstar Digital Literacy is a paid subscription service that provides education on basic computer, software, and technology skills for job seekers. Subscribing institutions can access Northstar's online digital literacy-focused ...

This workshop, facilitated by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, explored approaches to addressing disinformation and its harmful effects on society. Watch recorded presentations on topics including tec...

The Program Evaluation Toolkit outlines a step-by-step process for assessing the implementation and outcomes of local, state, and federal programs. The toolkit can help professionals in a variety of educational settings create a l...

Illinois Civics Hub's Curriculum Toolkits offer practical and inclusive strategies for teaching civics to students in grades K-12. Topics include media literacy, voting and elections, simulating democratic processes in the classro...

In this recorded webinar from the Library of Congress, educators will learn how to apply information literacy skills to evaluate historical primary sources. The webinar also offers practical strategies for teaching students to eva...

The New York State Education Department has curated a variety of curricula, toolkits, and standards for teaching information literacy skills to students in grades K-12. Educators can use these resources to develop information lite...

Developed by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, these lesson plans explore how the Nazis leveraged propaganda and hate speech during the Holocaust. Students will learn how to critically analyze propaganda and memes, making connec...

Cat Park is an online game that teaches players to identify and respond to common forms of online manipulation and deception. Created by GEC, the game is appropriate for players ages 15 and older. Professionals can use the supplem...

PLA's Digital Literacy Initiative offers a variety of educational resources and funding opportunities for public libraries that are working to build digital literacy skills in their communities. The centerpiece of this initiative ...

ED funds a wide variety of grants and programs to support students, educators, schools, and districts. The department's Grants and Programs webpage highlights funding opportunities including: Discretionary grant and program f...