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November 24, 2021 at 04:34PM
Facebook - Safety Center https://t.co/1NC34wvBdx
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) Nov 24, 2021
How to make your offline self harder to find online https://t.co/AHU6j4weV0
— Thomas Hammerlund 🌹 (@thammerlund) Jun 8, 2021
Largest password data breach in history has been leaked online https://t.co/kCpTdMIU1U
— Thomas Hammerlund 🌹 (@thammerlund) Jun 10, 2021
"Wikipedia articles are created edit by edit, 350 times a minute, by ordinary folks. Anyone can contribute." Another reminder of the opportunity for us to model network literacy with students: https://t.co/mA1vMPwAnh
— Jeff Utecht (@jutecht) Jun 9, 2021
Browser ‘Favicons’ Can Be Used as Undeletable ‘Supercookies’ to Track You Online - VICE https://t.co/kzVNA4lcxh
— Thomas Hammerlund 🌹 (@thammerlund) February 9, 2021
Prepping for back to school? Me too. Check out our book READ THE WORLD: RETHINKING LITERACY FOR EMPATHY & ACTION IN A DIGITAL AGE. Your 1-stop for all digital learning & SEL. Helpful 4 parents too! Link in profile #digitallearning #SEL #virtuallearning #elearning #remotelearning pic.twitter.com/jhyY35hfkm
— Kristin Ziemke #ReadTheWorldNow 📚📱🌏❤️ (@KristinZiemke) August 9, 2020
I ran a webinar on digital literacy from the school library a couple of weeks ago. https://t.co/hNxca1bd0B Digital literacy starts in the school library through your LMS. Have you seen FOSIL? @TheFosilGroup as digital literacy is one of many literacies that are interlinked.— Elizabeth Hutchinson FCLIP BEM (@Elizabethutch) June 9, 2020
7. This the kind of attitude that's so dangerous - the view that what we post doesn't matter, the kind of "big if true" posts. If you don't have time to vet your posts, don't post it. Whether you've got 5 followers or 500k, everything we put on here has the potential to go viral.— Cindy Otis (Pre-order TRUE OR FALSE now!) (@CindyOtis_) June 4, 2020
Datadetox shares a set of resources exploring the architecture & strategies used to coerce us to purchasing or clicking on a link. https://t.co/1evwkPeNVU How does design influence our own choices with online information @Info_Activism @ISLuxembourg #islthinks #islconnects pic.twitter.com/lRiTYKp1b2— John Mikton (@jmikton) June 3, 2020
People taking this tweet as inspirational rather than mocking the inspirational but bullshit tweets are ... kind of sweet. https://t.co/92LTMOWa4s— David M. Perry (@Lollardfish) May 4, 2020
This is Clickbait - A Lesson on Being a Discerning News Consumer https://t.co/dIWrUcZxfR— Richard Byrne (@rmbyrne) October 19, 2019
You might think a fraud alert email from your bank would be hard to miss, but unless you have some clever email filtering set up, you might overlook it https://t.co/unifsq2zUp pic.twitter.com/dPlI8DzCz0— Lifehacker (@lifehacker) August 7, 2019
I found your data. It’s for sale.https://t.co/kBhsrYG7Sr— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) July 18, 2019
[Becoming Better] 1: Should You Become a Digital Minimalist?#digcit #isedcoachhttps://t.co/4xqVEo1BV8 via @PodcastAddict pic.twitter.com/uHwmSHlAqx— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) April 13, 2019
A quick update to the poster I made for students to know what to look for when they find a suspicious email.#digcit pic.twitter.com/A53hIn3qZM— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) March 31, 2019
Nice one Thomas. I teach my kids to copy paste part of the text into google, adding 'spam' and see what comes back— Phillip Cowell (@Phillip_Cowell) March 31, 2019
Say goodbye to the information age: it’s all about reputation now https://t.co/FuQX8mzkAi pic.twitter.com/A659DztYL2— Fast Company (@FastCompany) April 28, 2018
What do middle school beginner English language learners most need to know about Digital Literacy? #TESOL #digcit #esol #ESL— Sarah Glatz (@SarahGlatz) January 28, 2018
@KristinZiemke Used a backchannel today to track connections, wonderings & new learning! #rethinkinglit #sisrocks http://pic.twitter.com/nYOarqvhj9— Nicki Ruthaivilavan (@nnruthai) May 22, 2017
Here's the brand new #digitalliteracy @Symbaloo from today's @FollettLearning webinar https://t.co/DX0KZWE708 #futurereadylibs #tlchat http://pic.twitter.com/L25YBLv0e1— Shannon Miller (@shannonmmiller) April 19, 2017