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Examine the importance and explore different types of public products that can be used in project-based learning.

Develop strategies to establish relationships and build a positive classroom community for your students.

Discover strategies for introducing project-based learning in a way that sets the stage for authentic, inquiry-based problem solving for students.

Explore strategies and tools that can be used to increase student voice and choice during project-based learning.

Help students actively explore real-world problems and acquire a deeper knowledge with project-based learning.

Discover how Project-Based Learning can engage your students and motivate them to solve authentic, real-world problems during remote and hybrid learning.

Explore strategies and tools that students can use to create with images in your classroom.

Explore strategies and tools that students can use to write creatively across the curriculum.

Empower students with strategies and tools to create animations for digital storytelling, classroom communication, and personal reflections on the learning process.

Provide students with expanded creative opportunities by allowing them to mix together video, audio, images, writing, and animation on a multimedia canvas.

Develop lessons that empower students by exploring six ways for students to design, create, and produce video content.

Learn how to help your students effectively use and manage their digital learning environment.

Learn strategies and digital tools to teach your students how to practice academic integrity in both face-to-face and remote learning.

Explore strategies that you and your students can use to effectively manage emails and notifications.

Help students develop digital note-taking skills through the implementation of an engaging and sustained process.

Empower your students with digital strategies and tools for each of the five parts of the focused note-taking process.

For our students to be informed and productive participants in the American democracy, they need to be able to effectively evaluate the credibility of online resources.

Explore the ABCs of evaluating online resources as a way to turn your students into credibility detectives who can effectively evaluate the trustworthiness of online resources.

To be effective consumers of digital information, students need to be able to acknowledge and identify bias in all forms of media.

To create well-informed citizens, we need to recognize filter bubbles and the impact they have on our information universe.

To sift through the vast quantities of misleading information presented to us each day, we need to develop the skills that will inform us how to avoid being misled.

Design lessons that empower students by giving them voice and choice in the learning process as well as an opportunity to create.

Explore strategies and digital tools your students can use to effectively study at home.

Explore strategies your students can use to power up their posts and ramp up their responses during online discussions.

Discover how to create a more accessible virtual learning environment by making your content ADA compliant and designing with the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) process.