Enhancing Digital Citizenship by Understanding Confirmation Bias
Teaching confirmation bias as part of the digital literacy curriculum in schools is essential in today's information-saturated world. Confirmation bias, the tendency to search for, interpret, favor and...
Understanding Computational Thinking for More Effective Learning
The idea of bringing computational thinking into all areas of education is becoming increasingly important. Even though computational thinking has its roots in computer science (specifically, computer programming), this way of solving problems...
Teaching Computer Programming Principles Without a Computer
Teaching coding concepts off-computer, often referred to as "unplugged" coding activities, plays a crucial role in building a foundational understanding of programming for students. This approach helps demystify the often abstract concepts of...
Education Industry Leader Lisa O’Masta Named CEO of Learning.com
March 5, 2024, Portland, Oregon – Proven education industry leader Lisa O’Masta has been named CEO of Learning.com, the market leader in providing digital literacy and computer science resources to ensure every K-12 student develops...
Digital Literacy in 2024: 7 Important Computer Skills for Future-Ready Students
In 2024, the technological landscape continues to evolve faster than ever. Innovations in artificial intelligence, cloud computing and cybersecurity are reshaping the way we live, work and interact. These changes continue to mark...
The Importance of Digital Citizenship: A 2024 Perspective
Digital citizenship is an increasingly vital concept in our interconnected digital age. It encompasses the norms of appropriate and responsible behavior when using technology and includes everything from online ethics and safety to...