CLX Connected Learning Guide
CLX is creating a Connected Learning Guide that translates that research into an easy-to-use reference for educators, mentors, and other youth-serving professionals. See below for the latest version of the guide.
Resources
We're building an open library of resources to support the CLX community.
Engaging Youth in a Connected World
As technology, and particularly digital media tools and technology, becomes ever more central in society, the ability to understand and use it in its various forms is critical.
CLX Review of Literature | Research Foundations for the Chicago Learning Exchange
CLX's work emerged from and is grounded in more than a decade of research about how young people are learning in the digital age. This review of literature provides a summary of that research upon which we have developed our strategic approach.
CLX 2020 Annual Report
Chicago Learning Exchange (CLX) debuts its very first annual report, providing an overview of the historical year 2020: "The People and Innovation."
CSforCHI Strategic Plan
Read the: CSforCHI Strategic Plan
One Summer Chicago + Chicago Learning Exchange 2018 Wrap-up Report
This summer, more than 31,000 young people were employed through the program. Summer jobs help young people develop critical life skills, including financial responsibility and professionalism, and expose them to career paths they may not have otherwise considered.
Teach Teens to Navigate Misinformation + Fake News
The proliferation of false content online presents an urgent need to teach teens how to navigate media and tell fact from fiction. The resources below provide information and essential tools to address this growing need.
Bring Learning to Life with Virtual Reality (VR)
Virtual reality (VR) can transform the way educational content is delivered, creating a virtual world — real or imagined — that allows users to interact with it.
Support Youth Online Privacy + Security
With 95% of teens having access to a smartphone and 45% indicating they are online 'almost constantly,' it is essential that teens are equipped with knowledge, skills, and tools to support online privacy and digital security.