Digital Citizenship
Rolfe students learned how to be good digital citizens throughout the year in Advisory class. They participated in various lessons and discussions to learn about social media use, safety online and their digital footprint. Many of the activities came from Common Sense Media which has even more tips and information families can use! See some of the extra activities Rolfe students participated in, showing their learning around digital citizenship.
National Digital Citizenship Week
During Digital Citizenship Week, Rolfe students reflected on their digital footprints and created hashtags with ways to make a positive difference using social media. They also created digital artworks with the Digital Citizen Creation Contest. They earned Tribe Bucks, treats and special Schoology badges for participating.
Hashtags for Change
Students created hashtags for change that could be utilized with social media. See some student responses from this lesson.
Digital Citizenship Week Creation Contest
Students created various presentations and artworks to show their learning on how to be good digital citizens. See their work below!
Students who participated in the Digital Citizenship Week contests earned Schoology badges as well as other prizes.
Citizenship Week - Karen A. Boyd.mp4Presentation created by Samiya C., Peyton D., Taniya R., MaKaila S.
"Dough for Digital Citizens" Yearlong Contest
Students participated in digital citizen lessons throughout the school year. They were invited to participate in the "Dough for Digital Citizens" contest where they could reflect on their learning with Flipgrid videos and create other ways to show their learning. Mrs. Sheppard's class had the most participation winning a Dunkin' Donut Party. Students could also win treat bags and Tribe Bucks aka "dough." See some of their reflections and their special event in Advisory below!
Hear what students learned about being good digital citizens in their own words with their Flipgrid videos. Scroll through the responses to see all the videos. The class with the most reflections, Mrs. Sheppard's Advisory, earned a Donut Party.
