21st-century classrooms can’t underestimate the value of digital citizenship. Here are 9 traits of good digital citizens you can share with your students.
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21st-century classrooms can’t underestimate the value of digital citizenship. Here are 9 traits of good digital citizens you can share with your students.
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. Image credit: . Safer Internet Day 2015 – Save the date! . . . Safer Internet Day (SID) is organised by Insafe in February of each year to promote safer and more responsible use of online…
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During the first semester of the 2014-15 school year, Gaggle Safety Management discovered and blocked 283,368 references of sex and 188,563 mentions of drugs in student email, text messages, discussion boards, email attachments and computer files.
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If you don’t manage your online presence, you are allowing search engines to create it for you.
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Students are now digital citizens. Their digital footprint, which is updated on a daily basis, will have a major impact on their future.
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Sharing photos online of our kids is practically irresistible. But what about when those kids are teenagers and adults? Will those shots of little Zoe’s bath still live on the Internet? And what about pics kids post of themselves?
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The connection to our electronic devices is stronger than ever before, and that bond will only grow as technology continues…
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Local story about social media “dark side”. We used this as a digital citizenship topic on our blogs.
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“ I’ve avoided responding to an email from a school district leader asking for resources on digital citizenship that he can give a principal to work on developing. I could have shot him back a list o…”
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