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@hmsdigitalcitizens-blog
Concerns of what kids can access online caused schools to teach students about digital citizenship; the idea that we’re interconnected through the Internet.
A tremendous resource for all teachers that lists both resources, videos, and lessons for digital citizenship education.
You always need to T.H.I.N.K.
Common Sense Media improves the lives of kids and families by providing independent reviews, age ratings, & other information about all types of media.
Website for finding lessons and activities for teaching digital citizenship. Aligned with ISTE NETs and Common Core standards. Should be implemented in all classrooms.
Stories of learning and leading
Outstanding blog that focuses on numerous educational and school technology based subjects and has vital information concerning digital citizenship. Of greatest importance is his rubric for assessing a school and classroom stance on social media.
Great video for students that not only reinforces digital citizenship but also proper care and handling of devices.
Teaching students about digital citizenship in a way that they will understand. They might even learn the rap. This is the type of music we hope they remember.
The National Research Project's Speak Up Survey
Schools need to understand student technology access outside of school in order to gain a greater sense of their students’ digital citizenship and engagement. This survey will help us all to better understand the access and habits of our students.
Hear No Evil, See No Evil
Educator, writer, and speaker Dan Haesler’s blog concerning digital citizenship. Take note to his comparisons of how we are teaching digital citizenship to how we teach driving.
If we taught kids to drive a car the same way we teach them to use social media it would look something like this:
1. Driving lessons would only be taught by adults with little or no experience of driving.
2. Driving lessons would never take place in a car.
3. Driving lessons would only focus on the dangers of driving and what not to do
Of course we wouldn’t tolerate this, but this is often the approach taken in schools and the community.
Digital citizenship in a nutshell.
Flickr: Zawezome By Jennifer Roland Teens are savvier than we might give them credit for when it comes to knowing their privacy boundaries on social net
A must-read article offering ideas on how to model proper digital citizenship.
The Internet is useful and fun, but is it safe? It can be, if you follow Moby's simple tips and learn about digital citizenship and how to manage chat rooms, IMing, and cyberbullying!
Fantastic resource for teaching and engaging students about all things regarding digital citizenship.
Poster for our classrooms of tips for being a Digital Citizen.
