Analyzing Media Messages: Bias, Motivation and Production Choices
With the explosion of the kinds of media now available, teaching students how to critically read media is more important than ever. Learn how media messages are built not just through scripts but production choices like framing and music and how these choices influence our interpretation and actions. This media literacy course is provided to you FREE from public media station KQED.
FreeCourseBy Rik Panganiban
Evaluating Online Sources: Checking Facts and Identifying Misinformation
Prepare your students to be savvy online researchers by giving them the tools they need to distinguish facts from misinformation. Gain confidence and resources for teaching how to evaluate information and spot unreliable sources. This media literacy course is provided to you FREE from public media station KQED.
FreeCourseBy Rachel Roberson
Evaluating Online Tools for the Classroom
Student data privacy laws can be confusing. In this course, you will learn how to navigate your responsibilities as an educator and discover what to look for when choosing digital tools that will work for you and your district. This course is provided to you FREE from public media station KQED.
FreeCourseBy Rachel Roberson
Implementing and Assessing Student Audio Projects
Learn how to implement and assess audio projects that empower your students to share their learning, tell their stories and creatively express ideas. This course is provided to you FREE from public media station KQED.
FreeCourseBy Rachel Roberson
Implementing and Assessing Student Graphics Projects
Learn how to implement and assess graphics-based media projects that empower your students to creatively communicate their learning and their experiences. This course is provided to you FREE from public media station KQED.
FreeCourseBy Rik Panganiban
Implementing and Assessing Student Video Projects
Learn how to implement and assess video projects that empower your students to creatively communicate their learning and their experience. This course is provided to you FREE from public media station KQED.
FreeCourseBy Charlotte Cheng
Inspire Creative Science Communication with Media Projects
Unlock your students’ creative potential by incorporating the essential skill of science communication through media-making in your classroom. This course is provided to you FREE from public media station KQED.
FreeCourseBy Charlotte Cheng
Making Audio to Inspire Learning
Bring audio storytelling into your classroom to enhance instruction, support learning and gain the confidence to lead audio projects with your students. This media literacy course is provided to you FREE from public media station KQED.
FreeCourseBy Rachel Roberson
Making Infographics to Inspire Learning
The language of visual design offers a powerful way to engage students. Here you’ll learn to represent complex ideas, information and data in compelling infographics and develop the confidence to enrich your teaching with new media skills. This media literacy course is provided to you FREE from public media station KQED.
FreeCourseBy Rik Panganiban
Making Photos Essays to Inspire Learning
Photo essays are great entry points for media makers of all ages. In this course, you will learn the principles of photo essay production, make a photo essay and a lesson plan that you can use right away. This course is provided to you FREE from public media station KQED.
FreeCourseBy Rik Panganiban
Making Video to Inspire Learning
Get started making videos for instruction and gain the confidence to lead video projects with your students. This media literacy course is provided to you FREE from public media station KQED.
FreeCourseBy Charlotte Cheng
Partner with GenAI to Elevate Authentic Student Voice
Make sense of the Generative AI landscape by approaching it with a youth voice lens. This course is provided to you FREE from public media station KQED.
FreeCourseBy Rik Panganiban
Understanding Copyright for Educators
Wondering when it's ok to reuse or remix other people's work or media in the classroom? Help yourself and your students understand how to respect other creators when using and making media. This media literacy course is provided to you FREE from public media station KQED.
FreeCourseBy Charlotte Cheng
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