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digital citizenship: Interactive games to play
digital citizenship: Interactive games to play
Digital Passport
Digital Passport
Interland
Interland
Social Media TestDrive
Social Media TestDrive
games: Passwords & Security
games: Passwords & Security
The security of your information, accounts, and devices is just as important as your privacy. Strong passwords and the commitment not to share them are vital to protecting your family’s devices, identities, reputations, and relationships.
Students learn how to create an N/A account on social media and practice how to protect their privacy online by creating a safe username and a strong password.
games: Private Information
games: Private Information
Students evaluate examples of online messages and decide what information is appropriate to share, and when.
Information travels fast online, and without some careful consideration, we can find ourselves in situations that may have lasting consequences. The solution? Learning how and what to share with people we know and people we really don’t know
Students learn what is safe to share with different social media audiences and what kind of information is inappropriate to share on social media.
games: Upstander & Cyberbullying
games: Upstander & Cyberbullying
Students respond to cyberbullying scenarios and are prompted to make choices to “evolve” into an upstander.
The Internet is a remarkable communication tool, and you need look no further than…well, the Internet, to see that it can be (and is) used to spread inspiring and uplifting information, or shocking and hateful commentary and opinions. Unfortunately, the Internet itself makes no distinction between kindness or cruelty.
Students identify signs of cyberbullying and practice how to respond when seeing cyberbullying happening to others.
games: Media Literacy
games: Media Literacy
Students remix media content to create a new creative piece. Along the way, they give proper credit to the artists whose images and sound clips they use.
It’s important to help kids become aware that what they see online isn’t always true, real, or reliable. Figuring out what’s real and what’s fake is vital to online safety and citizenship.
Students understand why fake news exists and how to identify the telltale signs of fake news on social media.
Games: Other topics
Games: Other topics
Students learn how to choose effective keywords for searching online. They practice selecting keywords that are most relevant to a search prompt. Along the way, students discover tips for narrowing their search results.
Students reflect on what it’s like to multitask on a cell phone, and consider the benefits of focusing on one task at a time.
Students explore how actions on social media create a digital footprint and learn skills to positively shape digital footprints.
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