July 18, 2026 - 01:31

Discovery Education's digital citizenship initiative has been recognized as a 2026 CODiE Award winner, marking a significant achievement for the educational technology company. The award, presented by the Software and Information Industry Association, honors the program's efforts to teach students how to navigate the online world safely and responsibly.
The initiative focuses on providing educators with resources to help students understand critical topics like online privacy, digital footprint management, cyberbullying prevention, and media literacy. Through interactive lessons and real-world scenarios, the program aims to equip young learners with the skills they need to make informed decisions in digital spaces.
Industry experts have praised the program for its comprehensive approach, which goes beyond basic internet safety to address the complexities of modern digital life. The curriculum is designed to be age-appropriate, with materials tailored for elementary through high school students. Teachers receive professional development support to integrate these lessons into their existing coursework effectively.
The CODiE Awards are among the most prestigious in the education technology sector, recognizing outstanding products and services that demonstrate innovation and impact. Discovery Education's win highlights the growing importance of digital citizenship education as schools increasingly rely on technology for instruction.
Company representatives expressed gratitude for the recognition, noting that the award validates their commitment to preparing students for a digitally connected future. The program continues to expand, with new modules being developed to address emerging challenges such as artificial intelligence literacy and online misinformation.
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