What our Early-Access Community Members Care About
helping learners evaluate online information with real news sources in real time
providing both choice and structure for students to explore current events
incorporating project-based learning
making it easier for students to organize and cite online sources
engaging learners in conversations around the ethical impact of technology and new media
implementing technology tools and practices essential to 21st century careers
shaping a product at the cutting edge of media, technology, and educational research
Q & A
Which grades and subjects work best with Mucktracker?
Our early educator users teach in grades ranging from middle school to early college.
As a flexible research tool, Mucktracker works with a variety of content areas.
Through the lesson activities, Mucktracker specifically aligns with the curricular goals and standards of English, Social Studies, and Journalism/Communications classes.
Mucktracker also works well within advisory and character-based programs because of its focus on digital citizenship.
For suggested learning activities aligned with the Common Core standards, see our Learning with Mucktracker page.
How much time do I need to try Mucktracker?
Our software is easy to use and can therefore be incorporated in a single lesson, as a recurring activity, or within a larger unit of study.
What does collaboration with the Mucktracker team look like?
You tell us--collaboration depends on what works best for our educators. We will provide support and resources and connect interested educators to one another. Your expected commitment is minimal, to as much as you like.