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To Click or Not to Click

Not all clicks are created equal. In this video, students learn how practicing click restraint helps them avoid untrustworthy sources.

This video is part of the Civic Digital Literacy Project from iCivics and the Digital Inquiry Group. Civic Digital Literacy equips students with evidence-based strategies to discern online information, find trustworthy sources, and be better informed citizens within the rapidly changing online environment.

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6-8
9-12
<10 min.
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Learning Objectives

  • Define click restraint
  • Explain how practicing click restraint helps to avoid interactions with untrustworthy sources
  • Engage in direct discussion
  • Analyze the topic of the video and connect it to current events

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Not all clicks are created equal. In this video, students learn how practicing click restraint helps them avoid untrustworthy sources.

This video is part of the Civic Digital Literacy Project from iCivics and the Digital Inquiry Group. Civic Digital Literacy equips students with evidence-based strategies to discern online information, find trustworthy sources, and be better informed citizens within the rapidly changing online environment.

Explore the full collection of Civic Digital Literacy resources.

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