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This challenge explores the difference between copyright and public domain media, covering formats like stories, images, and videos. Students will apply their learning by creating a collage using…
Smart Learners create and share original photos and images whenever they can. Sometimes, if we want a specific image, it is helpful to be able to search and…
This challenge introduces Smart Media and answers the question “What is Media?”. Learn what media is, the different types (forms) of media around us and three main…
You can create fun and creative animations in Google Slides. This challenge will teach you how to animate with Google Slides.
In this challenge, you’ll learn how to use the polyline tool in Google Draw and Google Slides. This tool allows you to trace over images and create your…
Let’s celebrate New Zealand Sign Language (NZSL). NZSL is one of the three official languages of New Zealand. The Challenge this week is to learn how to introduce…
Tips for creating eye-catching, quality blog posts can encourage readers to visit your blog and leave comments. For this challenge you will identify the components of a quality…
Being smart with media is all about understanding what media is and who creates it. Media bias is something that can be seen in all forms of media…
Not everything we see, hear or read online is real! Many people though are very quick to believe that what they are seeing or reading or hearing online…
Today’s Cybersmart Challenge is based on the skill of critically examining information found online to spot fake news. The challenge today is to spot the fake news and…