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Minecraft has impacted children’s lives around the world over the past decade more than most other popular culture examples. It is far more than a […]
Librarians are at the forefront of teaching digital citizenship. Children often experience their first lessons on the topic from their public or school librarian. In […]
As the Capturing Connected Learning in Libraries (CCLL) project comes to a close, we are excited to share the final installment in our series of […]
For anyone working in areas that are either directly or tangentially related to the field of education, the concept of connected learning is of course, […]
When experts from around the country came together at the World Economic Forum last February for Raising Good Gamers, a workshop focused on exploring the […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced our society to pause, reflect, and adapt our previously ingrained thoughts about young people and technology. Discussions over screen time […]
I am a believer in the power of connected learning. As our team articulated in Affinity Online, people really do learn a whole lot better […]
The Capturing Connected Learning in Libraries team, comprised of researchers from the University of California, Irvine, University of Colorado, Boulder, and SRI International, is excited […]
Technology is an integral part of our everyday lives. For youth, that’s even more true. Most adults now use digital tools to manage calendars, or […]
It’s the new Latin isn’t it? It’s like, if you couldn’t read or write 600 years ago, you were on the outside, you were a […]
If you scan the news headlines for stories related to teenagers and social media, a wide variety of negative topics are typically referenced. According to […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown persistent problems of occupational equity and job security into sharp relief. Pew Research Center’s analysis of Spring 2020 employment data […]
