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Digital savvy citizens

Support young people to become empowered media literate citizens through a range of engaging activities.

This matrix is filled with creative ideas and links to high-quality media literacy resources.

Beige background with blue silhouettes of a moon, stars, a newspaper and radio, with the words 'Take some photographs - think about what is in them, how everything is arranged, and how they tell a story.

Resources

Digital savvy citizens – matrix

A learning resource with tiles with activities written on them.
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More media literacy

Media literacy basics

Media literacy basics

Help students understand media literacy with comics by Kate and Jol Temple, and David Conley.

Media literacy basics
Create a digital citizenship mascot

Create a digital citizenship mascot

Design a mascot promoting positive ways to connect online.

Create a digital citizenship mascot

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