Wilde’s Dorian Gray and Digital Civics
Victorian novels are a useful way of teaching digital civics lessons in the classroom, without having to add yet more […]
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Theuth, Thamus, and Digital Civics
Plato’s tale of two ancient Egyptian gods discussing the invention of writing debates the same challenges we face now in
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What’s are Shadow Footprints and why do they matter?
You guarded your data carefully, but companies still seem to know about you and your movements across the internet and
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Social Media in the Civics Classroom
There’s no more pretending that social media platforms don’t have power over our civic world- it’s time we educate about
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WELCOME TO THE DIGITAL CIVICS BLOG
The single most difficult venture in exploring digital civics, has been explaining, when asked, what it means. “It’s basically about
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