Find resources for teaching Digital Citizenship in this EdTechReview post
This infographic certainly ‘connects’ with students…
Category Archives: Internet Safety
Digital Citizenship survival toolkit
Every Teacher Librarian needs a kit like this. Craig Badura demonstrates, in an ed tech blog post, how to use everyday household items to practically and visually guide students on aspects of digital citizenship of which they need to be aware. This kit could be expanded or altered to suit.
Interactive Internet Safety Games
This FBI Cyber Surf Islands site has interactive activities for students from Grade 3 to Grade 8 that encourage safe online ‘surfing’.
‘Pause and think online’ – discussion starter
Digital Citizenship Week is coming up soon (October 21-25th) This is a cute way to encourage discussion in class about all aspects of online use, safety and netiquette.
New Year… Clean up and safety check
‘The Daring Librarian’ has posted a great list of things to do to smarten up online presence.
- Change Passwords – Click the link below and read her 4 tips for super passwords
- Clear Cache, History and Cookies
- Clean up and organise Flash Drives
- Check out using the Cloud for storage and consider …Dropbox, iCloud, Google Docs etc
- Edit privacy settings and ‘friendships’
These five are a ‘must’ to get ready for the new school year. For the rest please visit The Daring Librarian’s Blog:
Teens and Social Networking
This blog post by Sarah B Weir refers to a list of 10 pieces of advice Professor Larry D. Rosen of the California State University gives to parents to help their children have a safe and productive online presence.
Using the Internet… Safely
At home or school you need to be aware of some basic safety rules. This YouTube video covers many of these.
Detecting Lies and Staying True
Stay safe online. Be a detective and check out the site. Can you trust the information? Compare it with other sources. Be a good citizen online as well. Make only kind thoughtful comments or else say nothing. Report anything you see that is inappropriate online.