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As more of our life happens online, Internet skills are crucial to living responsibly. Making responsible choices when using technology. All students need digital citizenship skills to participate fully in their communities and make smart choices online and in life. Students need to start thinking about what being a good digital citizen is (and isn’t) .
As more of our life happens online, Internet skills are crucial to living responsibly. Making responsible choices when using technology. All students need digital citizenship skills to participate fully in their communities and make smart choices online and in life. Students need to start thinking about what being a good digital citizen is (and isn’t) .
This video is 19 mins. long and FUN to watch! Follow the characters through many adventures and learn while you go! Take the online quiz. Don't worry if you don't do well, it's a learning process! After you take the Quiz, please take a screenshot of your score (or let me know how you did) and email (follow email etiquette steps!) to arstechhub@htps.us. Mention in the email that this is for Award Ribbon #1. Subject line should read "Your name - Award #1".
This video is 19 mins. long and FUN to watch! Follow the characters through many adventures and learn while you go! Take the online quiz. Don't worry if you don't do well, it's a learning process! After you take the Quiz, please take a screenshot of your score (or let me know how you did) and email (follow email etiquette steps!) to arstechhub@htps.us. Mention in the email that this is for Award Ribbon #1. Subject line should read "Your name - Award #1".
IMPORTANT SAFETY TIPS for Kids
DON'T give out personal information
NEVER send pictures to strangers
KEEP passwords private
DON'T download anything without permission
TELL an adult if you receive a mean or strange message
BRAINPOP INTERNET SAFETY VIDEOS - Click here for many excellent movies, articles, and games to practice good Digital Citizenship behavior.
BRAINPOP INTERNET SAFETY VIDEOS - Click here for many excellent movies, articles, and games to practice good Digital Citizenship behavior.
DO NOW: DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP CHALLENGE - Watch as many of these BrainPop Videos as you want while learning about Online Safety. Email the arstechhub@htps.us (follow email etiquette steps!) and let me know which ones you've watched. Mention in the email that this is for Award Ribbon #4. Subject line should read "Your name - Award #4".
DO NOW: DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP CHALLENGE - Watch as many of these BrainPop Videos as you want while learning about Online Safety. Email the arstechhub@htps.us (follow email etiquette steps!) and let me know which ones you've watched. Mention in the email that this is for Award Ribbon #4. Subject line should read "Your name - Award #4".
DO NOW: NEARPOD CHALLENGE - Click this link:https://share.nearpod.com/Rizf5rtGcdb or join.nearpod.com If requested, join with this CODE K5DHG (open until May 15, 2021) . This is an independent Nearpod. Follow directions. This is NOT a graded quiz, just a great way to learn all about Digital Citizenship and how to be SAFE online. Email the arstechhub@htps.us (follow email etiquette steps!) and let me know that you visited this Nearpod on Internet Safety. Mention in the email that this is for Award Ribbon #6. Subject line should read "Your name - Award #6".
DO NOW: NEARPOD CHALLENGE - Click this link:https://share.nearpod.com/Rizf5rtGcdb or join.nearpod.com If requested, join with this CODE K5DHG (open until May 15, 2021) . This is an independent Nearpod. Follow directions. This is NOT a graded quiz, just a great way to learn all about Digital Citizenship and how to be SAFE online. Email the arstechhub@htps.us (follow email etiquette steps!) and let me know that you visited this Nearpod on Internet Safety. Mention in the email that this is for Award Ribbon #6. Subject line should read "Your name - Award #6".
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP VIDEOS - Do you have a few minutes? Ready to learn something IMPORTANT? Check these out.
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP VIDEOS - Do you have a few minutes? Ready to learn something IMPORTANT? Check these out.
What is Digital Citizenship? - Cyberwise Guide
What is Digital Citizenship? - Cyberwise Guide
....About Cyberbullying Sinatra Center for Child Abuse
....About Cyberbullying Sinatra Center for Child Abuse
....About Friend or Fake? NetSmartz Online Safety Program
....About Friend or Fake? NetSmartz Online Safety Program
...About DIGITAL FOOTPRINTS - Youth & Media
...About DIGITAL FOOTPRINTS - Youth & Media
....About PRIVACY - Netiquette
....About PRIVACY - Netiquette
....About Uploading Media - Creative Commons
....About Uploading Media - Creative Commons
DO NOW: TAKE THE SCHOOL SAFETY AND CITIZENSHIP PLEDGE
DO NOW: TAKE THE SCHOOL SAFETY AND CITIZENSHIP PLEDGE
Open and read the pledge. Or you can download and print it if you want and sign it with your parents. If you've done this, you can email the arstechhub@htps.us (follow email etiquette steps!) and let me know that you have taken the Digital Citizenship Pledge. Mention in the email that this is for Award Ribbon #7. Subject line should read "Your name - Award #7".
No need to send proof! I trust you!
Dig_Cit_Pledge_for_students.pdfADDITIONAL RESOURCES - Digital Citizenship
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES - Digital Citizenship
Additional Resources for the Scope and Sequence
Internet Safety
Digital Etiquette - Brain Pop Video
Privacy & Security
Relationship & Communication
Working Together Collaboratively - Teacher and Student Videos
Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying - Brain Pop Video
Cure the Bullies- Online safety and cyber bullying prevention game
Stand Up - Be InCtrl- Teacher and Student Videos
Self Image, Identity, Digital Footprint & Reputation
Your Digital Footprint - Leaving a Mark - Teacher and Student Videos
Information Literacy
Media - Between the Lines - Teacher and Student Videos
Creative Credit & Copyright
What's Mine Isn't (Necessarily) Yours - Teacher and Student Videos
Online Sources - Brain Pop Video
Social Networking - Brain Pop Video
Teacher Resources
Current Events are a great way to teach Digital Citizenship - CNN Student News
Student Resources
Educate Families
Blogging Etiquette
Ideas for Bloggers
Share my thoughts
Read and Respond
Discuss - Agree, disagree, add new ideas
Learn from others
Being a responsible participant in online conversation, I will :
Be safe. You know the rules online… Do not tell your first and last names, address, school, etc. Blogs are on the internet and anyone can see them, even when they are “private”.
Be accurate. Make sure that any information you write is correct. This includes facts, names, and web addresses. Do not exaggerate.
Give credit. If you do mention a fact you read online, be sure to give the author credit. Tell the author’s name (if you know it) and the web address of the source.
Be a conscientious student. Proofread carefully before clicking “Submit Comment”. Your writing is for school, so be sure to check spelling, punctuation and grammar, as you would for any other type of school project.
Write intelligently. Make sure your message is clear and easy to understand. Remember to stick to the topic; don’t be overly humorous or creative.
Write quick and to the point. Blogging is not a time for book writing. (There are other online tools for this.)
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