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Digital media literacy skills are critical components of informed digital citizenship. However, people struggle to identify reliable sources of information (McGrew, 2018). To address this need, we designed a massive open online course (MOOC) where teachers learned to teach digital media literacy (DML) skills. We piloted a performance pre-assessment with three tasks in this MOOC to measure participants’ ability to evaluate student reasoning on DML tasks. We found that participants struggled with rejecting misinformation and providing evidence for why a source was unreliable. We present these tasks as a method of assessing educators’ pedagogical content knowledge for DML.
G.R. Marvez, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Joshua Littenberg-Tobias, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Aria Eppinger
Sydney Dell
Teresa Elena Ortega, Stanford University
Joel Breakstone, Stanford University
Sam Wineburg, Stanford University
Justin F. Reich, Massachusetts Institute of Technology