The Summer Institute in Digital Literacy is the world’s longest-running professional development program in digital literacy. The program is a week-long interdisciplinary gathering that includes K-12 educators and school leaders; higher education faculty and researchers; school, public and academic librarians; media literacy educators working in non-school contexts; and journalists and creative media professionals. This year you can either join in person in Chicago or take part remotely. Find out how.
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