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Course Catalog Certification Grad Units Workshops Login Sign Up Bring Media Literacy and Media Making to Your Teaching Enroll now in FREE self-paced online courses with step-by-step videos and hands-on activities. Brought to you by public media station KQED , an NPR and PBS member station. Sign up for free Featured Courses For educators in all grades and subjects. Click Course Catalog in the nav bar above to explore more. Analyzing Media Messages: Bias, Motivation and Production Choices Rik Panganiban % COMPLETE FREE Inspire Creative Science Communication with Media Projects Angel Valerio % COMPLETE FREE Evaluating Online Sources: Checking Facts and Identifying Misinformation Rachel Roberson % COMPLETE FREE June 12, 4-5:30pm PDT FREE Online workshop for grade K-12 educators From Inspiration to Implementation: Get Ready to Make Media Next School Year Get ready, get set, then make media with your students this fall! Helping students communicate their learning or share their voice through media builds creativity, critical thinking and communication skills. In this workshop for K-12 educators, you’ll get inspired by examples of student-made media then move through the steps to implement and assess a media-making project with your own students. You’ll also hear from a teacher who centers media storytelling in his classroom. Leave with standard-aligned ideas, modifiable resources and sample rubrics. Make this the year you make media in your classroom! Questions for the KQED Team? Check out our new "Ask Us Anything" Discussion Forum "Ask Us Anything" Forum Educators in K-12 will gain the skills and confidence to successfully incorporate media literacy and media production into your teaching—whether you work with students or other teachers! Set your own schedule and learn at your own pace with hands-on, step-by-step courses developed by our team of professional media literacy instructors. No expensive media-making software required. Earn a Certificate of Completion for 10 hours of course work for each course completed. Courses also help you earn PBS Media Literacy Educator Certification and graduate units . PBS Media Literacy Educator Certification by KQED KQED Teach courses help you prepare to apply for media literacy micro-credentials on Digital Promise. Earn all 8 micro-credentials to become a PBS Certified Media Literacy Educator . What Educators Have to Say "I had been avoiding media projects because I wasn’t comfortable, but now I’m looking forward to it. The lessons really walk you through the student experience, which is so effective." — High School Librarian "In the Video Production course, I made a short video which I showed to a fifth grade class. It was SO MUCH FUN! Their eyes were glued to the screen (an achievement to have such focus) and they responded thoughtfully and went on to write some amazing stories." —Elementary Teacher NAMLE selected KQED’s Educator Certification for their 2022 Media Literate Media Award , which recognizes outstanding contributions to media literacy. Common Sense Education rated KQED Teach a Super PD resource for making media in the classroom” and the teacher community gave it 5 stars! The California Department of Education selected KQED to help fulfill the state mandate to provide instructional resources on media literacy to all California teachers. Got questions? We’re here for you. Check out our Frequently Asked Questions . Head to our Ask Us Anything forum or email [email protected] . Find out about our district supports here . About KQED KQED is a nonprofit, public media station and NPR and PBS member station based in San Francisco that offers award-winning education resources and services free to educators nationwide. KQED Teach is a collection of professional development courses that empower educators to teach media literacy, make media for the classroom and lead media-making projects with students in K-12. © KQED Teach 2024 FAQ District Solutions KQED for Educators Twitter Facebook Instagram Terms of Use Privacy...