You're not going to want to miss this: meet and learn from the experts in this FREE interactive webinar on information literacy & AI with Digital Inquiry Group on August 26th! ✨ Option #1 👉 msit.events.teams.microsoft.com/event/0a9d1d6f… Option #2 👉 msit.events.teams.microsoft.com/event/5952dd98… #summerPD #AILiteracy #MIEExpert

A4 I always do the @inquirygroup autobiography lesson to learn more about students #engsschat

Coming up on on Monday: a free, live webinar on the roles of information & digital literacy in the age of AI. There's still time to register! ✨

Students need to experience strategies for locating credible information online. Joel Breakstone, co-founder and executive director of Digital Inquiry Group, shares the importance of educators modeling strategies. bit.ly/3MvIUrk

Gather insight on information literacy skills in the #AI era with an on-demand webinar featuring academic experts Sam Wineburg and Joel Breakstone from the Digital Inquiry Group, formerly of Stanford University. 📺👀: msft.it/6010mVWQj #MicrosoftEDU

Heading to TX Social Studies #txcss2024 ? Check it out y'all ! Digital Inquiry Group Joel Breakstone will be the keynote ... Dr. Scott M. Petri Rob Kennemer III Dwalunda Alexander Greg Hill Nathan McAlister Michelle Neyrey

Check out our new intro to historical thinking lesson!

We're pleased to offer free professional development this fall to help you teach students how to evaluate online information effectively. Learn more and register for our upcoming webinars and online courses. ⬇️ inquirygroup.org/free-pd-fall24

This American Psychological Association article explores how psychologists are helping equip students with media literacy skills and features our #CivxNow partners Digital Inquiry Group and Media Literacy Now. hubs.la/Q02QZ4m60

“It’s easy to get swept up in the politics of rage. None of us is immune. On social media, students should ask themselves: Are they ready to maul anything from the other side but caress posts that flatter their prior beliefs?” - Sam Wineburg of Digital Inquiry Group

"Teaching students to be wise consumers of digital information can’t be a partisan issue." – Sam Wineburg, co-founder of Digital Inquiry Group. Read part 1 of Sam's interview in Education Week edweek.org/technology/opi…

Our new history assessment gauges students' sourcing skills. Can students identify and explain a weakness of congressional testimony from Robert E. Lee as evidence of the treatment of African Americans in the postbellum South by former Confederates? inquirygroup.org/history-assess…

Looking forward to it!

September 15-October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month. We have over 40 free lessons and assessments to teach Hispanic, U.S. Latino, and Latin American history this month and year-round. inquirygroup.org/about/updates/…

A timely session:

My interview with Frederick M. Hess, which was paywalled elsewhere, is available here (this link is to Part 2; Part 1 is linked at the bottom). educationnext.org/the-high-speed…

Reduce disinformation! Join a Zoom conversation w/ Stanford education prof. Sam Wineburg about his new book, Verified: How to Think Straight, Get Duped Less, and Make Better Decisions About What to Believe Online. 1pm PT Oct 9. Register here: stanford.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

For a live discussion about defusing disinformation, join Stanford University prof Sam Wineburg Oct. 9 for a Zoom conversation about his book Verified: How to Think Straight, Get Duped Less, and Make Better Decisions About What to Believe Online. Register here: stanford.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Great summary of lateral reading in this brief article k12dive.com/spons/lateral-…

Join DIG co-founder Sam Wineburg on Zoom today to learn more about how to help students be more discerning consumers of online information.