The Innovation Lab has fostered a longstanding partnership with Common Sense Media, a nonprofit organization dedicated to conducting research and sharing supports and information that make the digital world a more inclusive, manageable and positive place for children, families and educators. As our students become more engaged in the digital space and mired in its influence and potential obstacles, WIL continues to recognize the need to explicitly develop skills in media literacy and digital citizenship as a priority in our program, particularly as this body of skills overlaps with the development of the Qualities of a Sustainable and Independent Learner (QSIL). For example, we recognize that students who struggle with Self-Reflection or cognitive flexibility may find it difficult to understand and internalize the effects of digital media on their identities and personal biases, while students who have weak Self-Regulation or perspective taking skills may find it more challenging to evaluate and predict the impact of their digital footprints and privacy decisions.