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"Explore Adobe Express! Dig into new generative AI resources from Adobe Education Exchange and discover media literacy resources, too ..." Via Leona Ungerer 
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Today, as part of its anti-misinformation campagign, the United Nations launched the campaign #TakeCareBeforeYouShare There is a video of the launch press conference here: https://youtu.be/rH8BkTkRFuY They chose to launch on World Social Media Day (30 June), Via Elizabeth E Charles
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Checkology is a website designed to help students learn to be discerning consumers of online, print, and television media. Checkology has a free version and a premium version. This review is only about the free version of Checkology. Via Elizabeth E Charles
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Library Literacy resources - Some lessons Library Lessons - Annotated Bibliographies Creating a bibliography and research tips - Creating a standard bibliography and research tips Get more from Goo... Via Elizabeth E Charles
Jo Campbell's curator insight,
April 19, 2015 11:44 PM
Games are a good way of learning, libraries are very innovative |
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Students must understand how to recognize reputable information and how to identify credible, high-quality journalism. Bias is everywhere, and it’s necessary for young people today to identif… Via Elizabeth E Charles
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When it comes to searching for niche-specific content Google search engine is not the best option out there. Although Google can be a good starting point from which you can delve deeper into the content area you are searching but you can save much more time by using content-specific search engines. In today’s post, we are sharing with you some examples of academic search engines student researchers and teachers can use to search for, find and access scholarly content. Via Elizabeth E Charles
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Library Skills Scavenger Hunt Via Elizabeth E Charles
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The topics in the wheel below are all crucial elements of any successful essay or report. You'll develop these over your time here at Newcastle, and in the process, develop your Information Literacy – a crucial work skillset. You can pick out topics as you need them or work through the wheel. Remember to log details in your ePortfolio. If you’re working on a longer project or dissertation, why not take a look at the Dissertation station for more advice and help.
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Anita Vance's curator insight,
October 11, 2014 9:56 AM
FYI - download link for a 670 page document with Information literacy links for multilingual connections from 127 languages. A great reference tool for global studies.... |
In recent conversations with other educators, we shared our perspective on the need for allowing students to express themselves creatively while learning. I can think of creative ways in incorporating Adobe Express into my lectures. The article provides information on the use in a k-12 classroom. I know instruction in higher education can benefit from this tool as well. Visual examples that are fun and easy to use will improve on the learning experience.