A two-phase research project is currently underway to evaluate how well Minnesota students are prepared for the fast paced media and information environment they enter after high school.
K-12 School & Library Resources News
The Native American Lives Series features Dakota and Ojibwe leaders, artists, and elders who shaped Minnesota and the nation. Co-edited by Heid E. Erdrich and Gwen Nell Westerman, it is designed for grades 4–8.
View a summary of all Resource Packs that our ELM, Ebooks Minnesota, and Minnesota Digital Library staff created this year.
The final entry in the series shares resources that discuss staying safe online and becoming a good digital citizen.
Week Six of our Media Literacy Series shares resources that may help as you talk to students and patrons about Conspiracy Theories and Extremism.
Week Five of our Media Literacy Series shares resources that may help as you talk to students and patrons about parsing misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation
The Star Tribune has launched a statewide News Literacy Initiative to help Minnesota students and educators navigate today’s fast-moving, misinformation-filled media landscape.
This month’s Resource Pack invites students to explore local, regional, and global maps in eLibrary Minnesota, Ebooks Minnesota, and the Minnesota Digital Library.
Week Four of our Media Literacy Series shares resources that may help as you talk to students and patrons about the impact of social media.
In January, Minnesota State Library Services and LiveMore ScreenLess recorded a webinar about digital wellbeing and how you can get involved.
State-funded resources for students, teachers, and media centers