Barth Keck
@keckb33.bsky.social
Retired English teacher, adjunct faculty/community college, columnist for www.ctnewsjunkie.com, media-literacy crusader, Baltimore native/New England transplant, lifelong Orioles fan, football coach, husband, dad, grandad, dog lover.
It’s definitely a Catch-22. Apps are insidious and addictive but also essential in 2025, especially for work. That’s why I use the term “manage” your time; the individual must maintain at least a modicum of control.
November 6, 2025 at 3:16 PM
It’s definitely a Catch-22. Apps are insidious and addictive but also essential in 2025, especially for work. That’s why I use the term “manage” your time; the individual must maintain at least a modicum of control.
The government is shut down, SNAP is about to stop, healthcare is in danger…at least he has his priorities in order.
October 31, 2025 at 8:02 PM
The government is shut down, SNAP is about to stop, healthcare is in danger…at least he has his priorities in order.
Excellent primer on misinformation for journalists! It’s also essential for news consumers to understand the topic. As a teacher of media literacy, I often use resources from the News Literacy Project to instruct students about misinformation.
https://newslit.org/news-and-research/misinformation/
https://newslit.org/news-and-research/misinformation/
newslit.org
October 31, 2025 at 9:04 AM
Excellent primer on misinformation for journalists! It’s also essential for news consumers to understand the topic. As a teacher of media literacy, I often use resources from the News Literacy Project to instruct students about misinformation.
https://newslit.org/news-and-research/misinformation/
https://newslit.org/news-and-research/misinformation/