Introducing Our NEW Curriculum Training!

Get trained on the K-12 Digital Literacy and Citizenship curriculum on your own time with our all-new tutorial! Select your grade level and topic area to customize the training to your needs. You'll walk away confident and inspired to implement the curriculum in your school.

PLEASE NOTE: You need to be a registered educator with Common Sense Media to access this training. Please register or log in, then click the link above. You will automatically receive an email (at the email address you provided during registration) with a unique password you’ll need to access the training site.

In-Person Trainings

We've teamed up with Computer-Using Educators (CUE) to offer in-person professional development with CUE's top trainers in the country.

Webinars

Join one of our upcoming webinars or watch archived presentations. Upcoming topics include digital citizenship and young children and media.

Join the Community

Share your inspirational and effective digital literacy and citizenship teaching experiences with other members of our educator community.

Parent Education

This tutorial introduces our parent media education program and provides tips for engaging and educating parents on the key issues their children face with media.

Quick Tips for Teachers

Teaching Digital Citizenship

Learn why it's important to address the 21st century skill of digital citizenship, in which students connect, collaborate, and communicate responsibly and safely.

Curriculum Integration Ideas

How can you integrate our digital citizenship curriculum into your program? Educators share different models that will spark your thinking about how you can implement the program in your school or district.

Using Curriculum Videos

Why are our curriculum videos so popular? Hear how one educator is using videos effectively to enhance student learning about digital citizenship.

Getting Parents Involved

How can you get parents involved in digital citizenship issues? Hear about the unique ways one district shared our parent education materials and reached out to parents.