What can we learn about inclusive teaching and learning from California and New Jersey?
California and New Jersey are leading the way in inclusivity—but what about open learning?
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What does open learning look like in states with homophobic laws?
In states with anti-LGBTQ laws, open learning may be just another vehicle for discriminating against some students.
Supporting States and Districts That Choose to #GoOpen
Supporting English Learners through Open Educational Resources
What are the challenges in implementing queer-inclusive curricula?
Learning More About a New Certification Program for Media Literacy Teaching
Teachers can gain new skills -- or show off their existing ones -- in a media literacy certification program from KQED and PBS.
Could open educational resources help queer students?
Schools are not designed to serve LGBTQ students. Could we leverage open educational resources to solve this problem?
Department of Education awards sole Open Textbook Pilot grant
What could this mean for the program going forward?
Ask the Parents: Gathering Perspectives on Libraries, Media, and Technology
A new peer-coaching program for librarians starts by gathering input from parents on what they need regarding media and technology.
Is the Department Setting Up its Open Textbook Pilot to Scale—Or to Fail?
What to Look for as the Department Begins Implementing its Open Textbook Pilot
Early Learning in the Digital Age
New America and the Joan Ganz Cooney Center have developed an interactive toolkit to support early learning and family engagement leaders.
Maryland Libraries Build a Peer-Coaching Program to Train Media Mentors
Public librarians are coaching each other on how to help families of young children with media of all kinds.