Digital Citizenship: Post #2

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Click the link below and read the article about how College Scholarships are being removed from incoming freshman because of what they have posted on their social networking site (i.e., Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, and/or Google).  Explain in 4-5 complete sentences about how this affects you and your future? How would you prevent yourself from “falling” into this trap as you get older and use more and more technology? 

 PS Post your response on your blog by 5pm Friday, October 17, 2014.

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B6Ios455BH6XOTZCZjlvSUZubHc/edit?usp=sharing

Don’t Miss These Google Resources and Lesson Plans for Teaching Digital Citizenship ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning

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Curation for Education – CURATE CONTENT

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Source: www.curatecontent.com

Deciding whether or not this is content we can add to our 8th grade curriculum? Teaching students to value information! 

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To get students engaged, teachers have to answer one very important question: “Why does this matter?”

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6 Blogging Mistakes You Need to Fix to Get The Results You Want

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blog posts generating results? Results as in subscriptions, leads or sales, not social shares or mentions on the web

Source: www.jeffbullas.com

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12-Year-Old Red Sox Fan Gives Foul Ball to Girl Sitting Behind Him at Fenway [VIDEO]

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Philosophy: Teaching.

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“What we think, we become.” –Buddha As teachers, we are frequently asked (even required ) to do the convoluted, the irrelevant, and the unnecessary. There are often too many students, not…

Source: www.thezenteacher.com

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