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Online safety is everyone’s concern - from preschoolers to grandparents. The Family Online Safety Institute brings a unique, international perspective to the potential risks, harms as well as the rewards of our online lives. FOSI’s 30+ members, from Amazon to Yahoo! represent the leading Internet and communications companies in the world. And our work encompasses public policy, industry best practice as well as good digital parenting.
Digital citizenship can be defined as the norms of appropriate, responsible behavior with regard to technology use.
This article summarizes the nine elements of digital citizenship: access, commerce, communication, literacy, etiquette, law, rights & responsibilities, health & wellness, and security.
Check out Edutopia's collection of articles, videos, and other resources on internet safety, cyberbullying, digital responsibility, and media and digital literacy.
Online etiquette is about more than asking that troll to please pass the mousepad! Learn the do’s and don’ts of netiquette, and how to create respectful emails, IMs, and blogs.
Tim and Moby tackle digital etiquette in this short video.
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This playlist of short videos explains why teachers should teach digital citizenship and then can serve as a launchpad for classroom discussions.
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The 80 lessons in this K-12 curriculum includes supporting materials such as handouts, videos, assessments, and professional development resources.
This Flocabulary video discusses the top ten things to think about before you post. The video could be a great discussion starter about students’ digital footprints.
From smartphones and apps to computers and social networks, technology has permanently invaded kids’ lives, much to the benefit of parents and educators.
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Digital citizenship can be a scary concept for those who are not digital natives; however, the concept is not that different from general citizenship. This infographic shows the parallels between traditional and digital citizenship. Parents, teachers, and mentors must offer guidance as students interact with their connected world.