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FREE Virtual Assembly for MS & HS Students

Through our membership with EMTA we are able to host author and presenter Julie Smith for virtual assemblies for our middle and high school students on media literacy. This free opportunity is available for all students in NY State. Note- this is the same presenter we had last year and she has updated her presentation with new information, including AI.

What students SHOULD be doing online

digital sleuthing
entrepreneurship
personal branding
harnessing AI
making tech work FOR you
Q&A session for students to ask questions at the end of each assembly

To Register: Media Literacy Virtual Assembly Registration (2024) . Please pick which time slot you would like to attend with students. If you are interested in the recording only please indicate that and sign up. Note- we have rights to retain the recording for only 30 days.

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Martin Luther King Jr. Resources

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PBS Resources

Each year, the United States sets aside the third Monday in January to remember the life and work of legendary civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

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MLK Collection

This collection of learning resources and activities are the most interactive way of getting your students to learn all about MLK Day

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Media Constructions of MLK: A Media Literacy Kit

Created from a collaboration with Project Look Sharp at Ithaca College. These lessons were intended to integrate media literacy and critical thinking skills into a study of the history and ideas of Dr King for the English Language Arts curriculum.