"To guide positive online posting, teachers need to build an environment of flexible problem solving where students are immersed in tasks, can make mistakes, and find multiple solutions."
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My students and I had an “a-ha” moment the other day, in terms of digital citizenship and how we really need to think before we post images to the Internet. Or maybe even before we take the picture. Via Kevin Akita Delete the scoop?
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Building a digital footprint is an issue I believe doesn’t garner enough attention in our personal and professional lives.
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Great article with a plethora of resources about Digital Citizenship. Delete the scoop?
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VideoAmy explores the topic of digital citizenship with this playlist of videos on the importance of online safety, manners, privacy, and responsibility.
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Twelve short videos to introduce or reinforce Digital Citizenship. Delete the scoop?
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Last week we announced a new partnership with Edmodo, the popular social network for teachers and students. We’ve created the Digital Citizenship St... Delete the scoop?
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But by far the most likely threat that Paul or any of us face in any online presence is what we do to ourselves by posting in thoughtless ways that may impact our reputations. The understanding that little or nothing posted online remains private is key to "online safety.". Via Judy O'Connell, Diana Pierce, Kevin Akita Delete the scoop?
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The NSW Department of Education has developed a digital citizenship guide for parents. Delete the scoop?
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Educators should be required to teach digital citizenship in today's classroom. As teachers strive to connect with students on there level, teachers need to understand what gets students excited to learn. Delete the scoop?
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“A growing body of research suggests that while teens share a great deal online, their willingness to share does not mean that they care little for privacy." Via Dave Wee, Kevin Akita Delete the scoop?
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Earlier this week we looked at proposed legislation in California that would change how social networking websites handle privacy and security -- not just f... Delete the scoop?
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"To guide positive online posting, teachers need to build an environment of flexible problem solving where students are immersed in tasks, can make mistakes, and find multiple solutions." Via Kevin Akita
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Help kids create a positive online environment with rules for civil online behavior. Delete the scoop?
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"Start With Yourself When Teaching Responsible Online Behavior Our children learn from us -- not from what we say, but from what we do. Good, safe online behavior begins at home." Delete the scoop?
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January 30, 8:02 AM
Prima tips hoe je veiliger kunt surfen en bewegen op internet en social media platforms Delete the scoop?
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Check out http://digitalcitizenship.net!
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Nine Themes or Elements of Digital Citzenship. Delete the scoop?
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Great addition to reinforce your Digital Citizenship lessons. Delete the scoop?
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"Where once we would do an occasional unit on disseminating fact and opinion and identifying bias in selected reading to satisfy the mandates of our English Curriculum, we now must make it the major focus of our non fiction reading programs." Via Kevin Akita Delete the scoop?
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's comment, July 8, 2012 1:13 PM
The SociaLens guys just published a book on Digital Fluency last month, too. http://www.amazon.com/Digital-Fluency-Building-Success-Age/dp/0615642942/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1341767507&sr=8-1&keywords=digital+fluency
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February 6, 4:09 PM
A very important distinction, as is the disctinction between digital skills and literacy. Further, none of these are simply 'acquired' by so-called 'digital natives'. Delete the scoop?
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Never doubt the ingenuity and resourcefulness of kids!
"From clearing their browser history to creating private email addresses, teens are increasingly leveraging their tech-savvy skills to hide their online activities from their parents, a new survey found." Via Kevin Akita Delete the scoop?
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Archived article: Why teach digital citizenship? Delete the scoop?
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Send It! Text It! Will You Regret It? Understanding Cyberbullying is a poster session presented by students at Todd County Middle School who were participants in a 1:1 iPad environment. Across all grade levels technology ... Delete the scoop?
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Being a “digital native” is not the same as being a “digital citizen.” Young people have always needed ethical guidance and the security of rules and boundaries. Via Dave Wee, Kevin Akita Delete the scoop?
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The most important goal is to maintain open communication, explaining to kids the responsibility that comes along with having an email account, and the need to ask an adult for help if the child feels uncomfortable with the nature of any online... Delete the scoop?
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A new report released by the ESRC puts doubt in the theory. Delete the scoop?
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"The Internet, texting, social networking -- these are the realities of teen life today. And while all of these things can be misused, they also have the potential for being powerful tools when used responsibly." Delete the scoop?
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