October, 2023 - The digital classroom, transforming the way we learn

Lesson plan; inspired by uplifting stories.

Lesson Plan: Uplifting Stories from BBC News Did you know that the BBC has a website called Uplifting stories? Turns

The pioneering AI researcher and activist shares her personal journey in a new book, and explains her concerns about today’s

Play this week’s flashback history quiz by clicking on the picture above. This quiz is from the New York Times.

Lesson plan using the new Climate report: ‘Uncharted territory’ imperils life on Earth” Competency goals: Use a rich, precise, and varied

What do they have in common? A lot, according to the latter. Donald Trump said in a speech in New

Many studies show that students are terrible at sorting true facts from misinformation online and on social media. But it’s

Just picture it: Create images with generative AI There are times when you might be looking for a specific image,

Do you worry that political divisions are too deep, the government is too dysfunctional, or civic norms are too challenged?

When Will McCormack and Michael Govier set out to write and direct a short animated film about a couple mourning their

(and why it’s better than ever) It’s free, there’s no waitlist, and you don’t even need to use Edge to

This article is part of the guide: For Education, ChatGPT Holds Promise — and Creates Problems. By Jeffrey R. Young Oct 5, 2023

The Nobel Prize in Literature 2023 The Nobel Prize in Literature for 2023 is awarded to the Norwegian author Jon

Objective: Students will be able to analyze the lyrics of the song “The Girl That Never Was” by James Blunt

Hundreds of thousands of US workers have walked off the job this year. Instead of the exception, labour stoppages could