Updates

We're pleased to offer a series of free professional development opportunities this spring about evaluating online information and strengthening historical inquiry skills.

From digital literacy in the history classroom to why you should practice “critical ignoring” online, learn about DIG’s work in recent pieces from The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.

See you at the National Council for the Social Studies Conference in Washington, D.C.!

See a list of classroom materials we've released in the last couple years.

We're pleased to offer free professional development this summer to help you teach students how to evaluate online information effectively.

We have 10 new Reading Like a Historian lessons that incorporate digital literacy and formative assessment in the history classroom.

We're pleased to offer free professional development to help you teach students how to evaluate online information effectively.

With the support of the Educating for American Democracy (EAD) participants and in collaboration with Los Angeles Unified School District, we have developed 10 new Reading Like a Historian lessons for K-5 classrooms.

See a list of new classroom materials we've made in the last couple years.

Apply for Free Reading Like a Historian Professional Development

Explore a list of lessons and assessments with a focus on African American activism.

California's New Media Literacy Law Draws on DIG's Research

September 15-October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month. We have free history lessons and assessments to teach Hispanic, U.S. Latino, and Latin American history this month and year-round.

Come learn about new Reading Like a Historian lessons and Beyond the Bubble history assessments of thinking at our free upcoming webinars.

Explore our new classroom materials. Attend our free upcoming webinars.