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When I first read and watched a news story about this Florida charter school's letter to parents encouraging them to get their kids off of Facebook because of the problems social media activities were causing during the school day, it got me thinking. I wondered what would make a school even venture this request in our social media saturated society. And I remembered this wasn't the first time I had heard of such a request from school administration. What is going on here?
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Looks like those ill-advised sexy pics you sent last month could come back to haunt you after all. Via Jon Samuelson Delete the scoop?
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A website dedicated to informing secondary students and their teachers of copyright law, plagiarism policies, and caveats in order to uphold literary integrity and digital ethics through a compilation of various media. Via Naomi Harm
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Good resources here For use with students! 
Dennis T OConnor's curator insight,
May 19, 3:44 PM
Media based lessons about plagiarism. Information to soak in the idea. Not much (if any) interaction. For interaction see: http://21cif.com/rkitp/newRkit/citation/howto_8.html 
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May 19, 9:56 PM
Raising consciousness about what constitutes plagiarism is the most valuable aspect of this site.
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Facebook has retooled its privacy settings time and time again to make them more user friendly, so customizing your settings is a fairly straightforward procedure. Delete the scoop?
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Here’s an idea that makes a even the biggest broadband advocate in the world question the role of technology in the world of teens.
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Yes, college admission officers are checking you out on Facebook. Delete the scoop?
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One thing is for sure on the Facebook platform, some scams and hoaxes never really die. They are just repackaged, resurrected and recirculated! Delete the scoop?
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Join schools and community groups across Texas for Digital Citizenship Day! This toolkit from Common Sense Media has everything to need to participate. Delete the scoop?
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"There is nothing better than a nice and a visually attractive poster to teach your students about digital literacy. The poster can also be pinned down on the classroom wall and act as a reminder of what students need to keep in their minds about the essence of digital literacy." Via John Evans, mrhooker Delete the scoop?
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Interactive infographic created on ThingLink. I've never seen one of these before. Pretty cool! Delete the scoop?
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Snapchat Explodes But Lack Of Permanence A Myth In 2013 - The Huffington Post Delete the scoop?
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Includes multiple resource links. 
Joseph McCaleb's curator insight,
May 13, 8:31 AM
Kids experiences. Tips for Use. Anonymity lowered empathy? Delete the scoop?
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When I was asked to take a role promoting e-safety in school, I wanted to use the time we had to deliver some lessons well. Typically many students access Facebook on their mobile phone, and don'...
Sarah McElrath's curator insight,
May 9, 12:30 PM
Love the idea of offering this at a family night. Parents could benefit as well as students. Delete the scoop?
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Teens need to be regularly reminded that people really ARE looking at what they do online, and it can affect their futures.
Sarah McElrath's curator insight,
April 15, 7:39 AM
Definitely a good reminder for all that what they put online can be seen by potential employers. Delete the scoop?
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Daniel Fishbein held a news conference Thursday to address the transmission of nude photos of high school girls through social media. 
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March 27, 7:50 AM
Convo Needed NOW! Example: http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3583/5727037221_604fefb00d_z.jpg Delete the scoop?
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I had the question yesterday from an IT Director (one that I have been asked several times) about the “issues” that happen when you op...
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Students at one New Jersey high school could face child pornography charges if found in possession of nude photos of classmates. Explicit images sent via Snapchat prompted...
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As we have introduced a 1:1 netbook program in grade four at my school, we are focussing on helping the students learn how to use their new devices...
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Companies can search for info on potential employees for up to 7 years in the past. What a teen does now can affect their future. ..
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Ways to integrate Twitter with students under 13. Includes a great idea for paper Tweets in a classroom! Delete the scoop?
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Upload the photo to Google and compare to existing photos. I did NOT know you could do that!
Sarah McElrath's curator insight,
February 11, 2:36 PM
Great for teaching students the don't believe everything you see on the internet! Delete the scoop?
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"A 21st century skill that all students need badly is the ability to spot misinformation. As educators, we desperately need to do as Loren Collins states in her book, Bullspotting: Finding Facts in the Age of Misinformation. We need to "arm our students with baloney-detecting tools to prevent false and unsupported beliefs so that such beliefs can be better contained." In other words, 21st century educators need to equip our students with "baloney-detection" skills." Via John Evans
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From the Blog: "In the 21st century, we as educators have a moral imperative to make sure our students are equipped with proper "baloney-detection tools" so that they can avoid being mislead and misguided in a flood of information." Based on the "facts" I see my adult friends posting on Facebook all the time, these are must-have skills for EVERYONE, and it is essential teachers become better bullspotters so they may pass those skills along to their students. 
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February 10, 2:41 PM
I have had to inform adults in my email circle about their misinformed, forwarded messages... Delete the scoop?
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