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Digital Citizenship skills are key to helping kids take control of their digital lives. This free, research-backed K–12 Digital Citizenship Curriculum teaches students how to make smart choices online, think critically, and practice healthy habits.
Digital Citizenship skills are key to helping kids take control of their digital lives. This free, research-backed K–12 Digital Citizenship Curriculum teaches students how to make smart choices online, think critically, and practice healthy habits.
These lessons include:
Media Balance- How to create a good balance with technology and other healthy habits
Privacy and Security- Encourages students to be careful of the information they share on line
Digital Footprint and Identity- Reminding students that what they post will always be available (even as they become adults)
Relationships and Community- Choose carefully who you interact with online
Cyberbullying,digital drama and hate speech- Don't be a victim and don't contribute
News and Media- The news online. Is it true? How do you know?
Image and quote from www.commonsensemedia.org/
Cite Your Sources! Avoid Plagiarism
~ Creating a Bibliography ~
How do I cite a website? A book? A video? An online library subscription?
Click here for an easy to use bibliography template MLA Format
Citation Maker: Elementary
...an easy-to-use citation maker for younger students based on the MLA standards which also includes a citation worksheet to print out
Basic Chromebook Care
Do not have any food or drink near the Chromebook.
Do not pick up or hold Chromebooks by their screen. The screen may become cracked if you touch the screen too hard with any object. This includes your finger, a pen, a pencil or any other item.
Do not place your Chromebook on uneven surfaces where they might be subject to an accidental fall.
Avoid placing or dropping heavy objects on the top of the Chromebook or even placing them on the Chromebook’s keyboard .
No trading Chromebooks with a friend. Use your own at all times.
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