Family Media Agreement Toolkit
A step-by-step toolkit to help families design a household technology agreement that fits their routines and values.
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Practical tools for everyday use
Our resource library includes toolkits, reference documents, checklists, and teaching materials designed for individuals, families, educators, and community organizations. All materials are free to download for personal, educational, and non-commercial use.
Evaluating Online Sources: A Practical Guide
A concise guide walking through a five-step process for assessing the credibility of articles, posts, and websites.
Download PDF GuideClassroom Digital Literacy Checklist
A one-page checklist for educators introducing source evaluation and online literacy concepts into existing lesson plans.
Download Printable ChecklistGlossary of Persuasive Design Terms
Plain-language definitions of common interface techniques used to sustain engagement, intended for general audiences.
Download Reference DocumentWorkplace Technology Norms Worksheet
A discussion worksheet for teams establishing shared expectations around messaging, availability, and after-hours communication.
Download PDF ToolkitSupporting Older Adults With Digital Confidence
A guide for family members and caregivers supporting older adults in building comfort and confidence with digital tools.
Download PDF GuideCommunity Workshop Planning Checklist
A planning checklist for community organizations preparing to host a digital literacy or online safety workshop.
Download Printable ChecklistNotification Design Lesson Plan
A ready-to-use secondary school lesson plan exploring how notification design shapes attention and daily habits.
Download Teaching MaterialDigital Resilience Glossary
Definitions of key terms used across our digital resilience research, intended for journalists and community partners.
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A note on how these materials are prepared
Each resource in our library is developed by our research and education teams, drawing directly on our published research. Materials are reviewed for clarity and accuracy before release, and updated periodically as our research evolves.
If your school, library, or organization would like a resource adapted for a specific audience or translated into another language, please contact our education team through our Contact page. We are also glad to hear feedback on how these materials are used in practice.