Here are some highlights from the latest newsletter for your consideration.

Educator Resources

Celebrate Earth Day with Applied Digital Skills
Earth Day is on April 22nd, and it’s a great opportunity to teach your students about our planet in a variety of ways. Our ‘Earth Day Collection’ offers lessons to learn about the environment and raise awareness on issues that are meaningful, all while learning digital skills.

New Math Lessons from Applied Digital Skills
Looking for engaging lessons to celebrate Math Awareness Month? Our new collection of math lessons uses project-based learning to explore math topics such as probability, percentages, and fractions. These lessons teach students the basics of organizing data sets and using formulas in Google Sheets.

22 Digital Days Challenge for Educators
We have a fun bite-sized challenge for educators – #22DigitalDays – 22 tasks to engage teachers & students in digital dabbling, which can be adapted as necessary. Get started and share these cool tips, tricks and resources to use in the classroom and beyond.

Computer Science Educator’s Guide
To help teachers gain skills and confidence in Computer Science, we are partnering with European Schoolnet to offer a free online course: “Computer Science: Educator’s Guide” starting on April 25th. Sign up now!

ARRAY 101 Educator Forum Livestream
Filmmaker Ava DuVernay’s ARRAY 101 launched learning companions for films Selma, When They See Us, Colin in Black and White, and Sankofa. Join this livestream on April 19th at 4:30pm PST and learn how to foster understanding beyond the screen and inspire dialogue in your classroom.

Arts & Culture: Manga Out of the Box
Discover manga culture; the historical background, how they are drawn, story telling, key figures, and the social impact. With videos, stories, images, streetview, and a machine learning tool that makes your drawings manga style, there is lots to discover and inspire.