In today’s evolving and advancing world, the need for digital literacy continues to be a required skill for teachers and a need for educational environments. Check out the resources below in the form of videos, podcasts, articles, and educational influencers to advance your own skills and knowledge. Make sure to share with fellow colleagues and others who would benefit.

A sleek modern laptop with a thin silver chassis and high-resolution screen displays a clean digital lesson dashboard filled with colorful charts, icons, and a video player. The laptop rests on a light oak desk beside a neatly stacked set of textbooks, a digital stylus, and wireless headphones. In the background, a large wall-mounted monitor shows an expanded version of the lesson interface, softly out of focus. Late-morning natural light pours in from an unseen window to the left, casting gentle shadows and subtle reflections on the metallic surfaces. Photographic realism, eye-level composition with a shallow depth of field creates a calm, focused, professional atmosphere that reinforces effective digital teaching and learning.

Videos

Digital Learning is the Future (TedX Talks)

Michael Vilardo shares insight into student engagement built around cinematic and digital practices and putting away the traditional, old-school environment. Sharing data-driven concepts, educators learn strategies and models to bring a new light to the learning environment.

Teaching in the Digital Age (Commonwealth of Learning)

Educators take away strategies to differentiate between skills and content when teaching. Methods are introduced to use digital approaches to meet learners at their abilities to build on skills and increase learning and engagement.

AI & Education: Generative AI & the Future of Critical Thinking (IBM Technology)

With an emphasis on critical thinking, Jeff Crume shares knowledge and skills to personalize learning experiences using AI and put away traditional “memorization” skills. Applications, connections, and future-ready skills are introduced and explained.

Podcasts

Digital Learning Today (TeacherCast)

Exploring through big-topic ideas and strategies of using digital-based learning, Jeff Bradbury engages the audience on supporting students in today’s learning environments. He focuses on digital learning leadership, school improvement strategies, and building a culture of innovation to help teachers.

Edtech Podcast (The Edtech Podcast)

Using the style of storytelling, educational experts around the world share insights on trends, tools, strategies, and delivery of technology, as well as other related topics. The episodes focus on all areas of digital, motivational, and inclusive concepts.

The Cult of Pedagody Podcast (Cult of Pedagody)

By preparing her questions carefully and thoughtfully before her podcasts, Jennifer Gonzalez engages with guests on a variety of topics from many perspectives and backgrounds. Her work features educational technology, classroom management, teaching strategies, and educational reform.

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A spacious, minimalist workspace featuring a wide ultra‑wide monitor displaying a complex digital course map with modules, progress bars, and assessment icons in muted blues and teals. The monitor sits on a clean white desk with a compact wireless keyboard, ergonomic mouse, and a tablet propped up to the side showing a companion lesson planning app. Sticky notes with neatly typed digital teaching objectives cling to a matte glass board in the soft-focus background. Cool, diffused daylight from a large side window balances with subtle warm desk-lamp light, creating a neutral, professional mood. Shot from a slightly elevated angle in photographic realism, with sharp focus on the screens and soft bokeh behind, emphasizing organized strategy in digital instruction.

Articles

A 5-Step Plan for Encouraging Teachers to Implement Technology in Lessons (Edutopia)

Making sure teachers are involved in the process of implementing technology is key. By completing research, step-by-step training, experimentation, and communication, teachers learn what works, what needs to be tweaked or removed, and how to continue the process of incorporating digital experiences into student learning.

Free Digital Resources-Curated Just For You (ISTE)

In this article, readers will find that there is path to success in consistently having knowledge and ability to use digital technology at a highly successful rate. With the six skills, educators will become more curious, empathetic, and sensitive to the well-being of their learners.

The 5 Competencies of Digital Citizenship (ISTE)

Instead of focusing on the negatives of digital citizenship, this article shares the DOs of it. Emphasizing what to do as teachers and students by focusing on the skills to build confidence, excitement, and continuous learning are key topics. A video is linked within breaking down the article in an audio/visual format.

Digital Citizenship (ISTE)

This article adds to the previous one where there are more links to blogs, videos, trainings, and other learning materials to better prepare educators on the 5 Competencies. Standards and policies are also included within the available resources.

Educational Influencers

Holly Clark (The Infused Classroom)

Using dynamic workshops, Holly Clark’s approach to empowering educators is through blended learning and digital integration. Holly has valuable resources that include webinars, podcasts, keynotes, and professional development trainings.

Vicki Davis (Cool Cat Teacher)

With a multitude of technology tips, Vicky Davis has the resources to support a teacher with limited tech and digital skills up to educators with advanced skills looking for more or new ideas. There are many blogs, news reports, and tools to experience for all ranges of teachers within all content areas.

Monica Burns (ClassTechTips)

Dr. Monica Burns shares her podcast, blog, books, and website to share resources and thoughts on her digital environment skills to support all learners. Her resources include advancing technology skills, new apps and how to get stronger with the current apps, and implementating strategies to not overwhelm learners or the instructor when engaging or creating meaninful learning experiences.

A sturdy tablet with a matte black frame lies flat on a dark walnut tabletop, displaying an interactive science simulation with vivid, glowing molecules orbiting in 3D space against a midnight-blue interface. Around the tablet are neatly arranged digital teaching tools: a Bluetooth stylus, a small USB‑C hub, and a slim notebook with color-coded tabs. The background reveals a blurred bookshelf filled with labeled storage boxes for different subjects. Soft, overcast window light illuminates the scene from above and to the right, creating a calm, low-contrast photographic realism look, with subtle reflections on the tablet glass. Captured from a close, slightly oblique angle with shallow depth of field, the mood is focused and exploratory, highlighting hands-on digital learning.

Bradberry, J. (2025, April 16). Digital Learning Today. Apple Podcasts. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-learning-today/id546631310

Burns, M. (2022, June 13). Artificial Intelligence Resources from Dr. Monica Burns. Class Tech Tips. https://classtechtips.com/about-monica/

Commonwealth of Learning. (2020, April 23). Teaching in a Digital Age. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXN-JCVb8z8DT7yF4Xz03P5F3qXqHq8Mz

Davis, V. (2025). Tech Tips. Cool Cat Teacher Blog. https://www.coolcatteacher.com/

SoThe Edtech Podcast. (2026). The Edtech podcast. Spotify. https://open.spotify.com/show/5oOBPrlO68dNZXen9Kxg0e
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Fingal, J. (2021, October 12). 5 Competencies of Digital Citizenship. ISTE. https://iste.org/blog/the-5-competencies-of-digital-citizenship

IBM Technology. (2026, January 20). AI & Education: Generative AI & the Future of Critical Thinking. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k7PvscqGD24

International Society for Technology in Education. (2026). Digital citizenship. ISTE. https://iste.org/digital-citizenship

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Miller, M., & Clark, H. (2026, March 4). Keynotes. Holly Clark. https://www.hollyclark.org/

Randles, J. P. (2023, February 2). Get free digital literacy resources – curated just for you!. ISTE. https://iste.org/blog/get-free-digital-literacy-resources-curated-just-for-you

Vilardo, M. (2025, January 6). Digital learning is the future. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iz9M0v_mezI

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