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"Talking to our learners about digital citizenship requires us continually to revise and update our messages. We tell our students constantly that we are not cops here at school to block their access online, but rather we are here to educate them about using it." 
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------- Cardiff Design Festival AWARD W|INNER // The Best of Welsh Design awards talented designers and design thinkers across Wales------- A viral video, explaining…
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A video that helps students learn about online safety.
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Have you heard about Common Sense Media's posters on digital citizenship? This one is geared to elementary school students. This poster would be great to share with students (and their families) to promote conversation about issues that they may face online. You may download copies at the site.
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What are some of the best ways to stay safe online? Google has been posting one suggestion per day and here they are an an infographic...thirty-one tips to help you stay safe. But that's not all. The post also includes a number of additioal resources. Click through and learn some new ways to protect yourself online.
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Cybercrime costs Britain £27bn a year, and it could cost you dear too if you don't take basic precautions. James Silver asked experts for their top tips
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And what happens in Britain can happen almost anywhere. This post provides twenty tips on how to keep your identity safe. Do you use the same password for multiple sites? Is you pasword a word from the dictionary? How safe is public wifi? Should you have more than one email address?
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Teaching digital citizenship is not as simple as we think. This year with information being released about the NSA and their actions a new layer was added.
Several weeks ago The Guardian released a short video, The NSA and Surveillance Made Simple, that helps to explain what it means when metadata is collected (and explains what the metadata is) and how this may impact privacy.