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This is the 11th anniversary of Digital Citizenship Week!
Vicki Davis wrote about the 9 key P’s of digital citizenship in her book, Reinventing Writing. I will highlight a different topic each day this week, that starts with the letter P, influenced by her work.
This is the 11th anniversary of Digital Citizenship Week!
Vicki Davis wrote about the 9 key P’s of digital citizenship in her book, Reinventing Writing. I will highlight a different topic each day this week, that starts with the letter P, influenced by her work.
edvolve.thinkgraphic.pdfhttps://www.edvolvelearning.com/blog/think-before-you-post-or-text-or-snap-a-photo-that-is
MONDAY - Posting
MONDAY - Posting
Before posting a picture, ask permission from everyone in the image before uploading.
If you wouldn't say something to someone face to face, don't text, email, or post it online.
If someone has posted something that makes you uncomfortable, reach out to a trusted adult to help make things right.
Discussion Questions:
When is it okay to share a photo or video of someone else?
How is posting online like using a permanent marker?
How would you feel if someone posted something you didn't want anyone else to see?
Log in to BrainPOP and watch the video Social Media. Take the quiz, try the challenge, and then go to Game Up and play Newsfeed Defenders.
https://edu.gcfglobal.org/en/internetsafety/introduction-to-internet-safety/1/
Click on the logo above and play this password game from Common Sense Media!
TUESDAY - Privacy
TUESDAY - Privacy
From Google’s Be Internet Awesome curriculum, hereʼs an idea for creating an extra‑secure password:
• Think of a fun phrase that you can remember. It could be your favorite song lyric, book title, line in a movie, etc.
• Choose the first letter or first couple letters from each word in the phrase.
• Change some letters to symbols or numbers.
• Make some letters uppercase and some lowercase.
Log in to BrainPOP and watch the videos for Information Privacy and Online Safety. Take the quizzes and try the challenges.
Discussion Questions:
Do you know the difference between personal and private information? Give an example for each.
Do you know how to manage your location data? How are location settings both helpful and harmful?
https://fmlaster.wordpress.com/2019/07/31/graduate-writing-plagiarism/ Giorgio A. Tsoukalos
WEDNESDAY - Property
WEDNESDAY - Property
Discussion Questions:
What are some reasons a person might plagiarize?
Are words the only thing that can be plagiarized?
How would you feel is someone plagiarized your work?
Click on the picture above to play a game about plagiarism from Lycoming College.
How to Paraphase
Go to these slides to create your personal digital footprint!
(When you click on the link, it will ask you to make a copy)
Go to these slides to create your personal digital footprint!
(When you click on the link, it will ask you to make a copy)
Log in to BrainPOP and watch the video for Digital Etiquette. Take the quiz and try the challenge.
Discussion Questions:
Does everyone have a digital footprint? Give examples if you can.
If you Googled your name, what do you think you would find?
Would you be proud to have your parents/teachers/friends look at everything in your digital footprint? Why or why not?
https://digitaledge.org/how-your-business-can-maintain-a-positive-online-reputation/
FRIDAY - Positives
FRIDAY - Positives
Discussion Questions:
Technology can be used in both negative and positive ways. What are some positive ways to use technology?
What can an upstander do to help someone who is the target of cyberbullying (or any type of bullying)?
How can you show positivity while online?
Digital4Good celebrates students who are using digital technology to make a positive impact in their communities.
Read these BIOS of students who have won Digital4Good in 2022!
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