Digital Citizenship
Citations & Research Sources
Use this helpful Citation Examples guide when teaching students about citing sources. It provides a scaffolded scope for grades K-4 and details out the expectations for the various types of sources.
Teachers - we encourage students use to the paid resources we have for research instead of "Googling it" unless time can also be spent on helping students examine the sources for accuracy, bias, validity, etc. You can find a list of available paid resources on the Reading & Research page
Digital Citizenship Lessons By Grade
Below lists the Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship lessons by grade and topic. Some of these lessons are taught during their Library or Computer Encore class. The lessons not being taught through Encore can be taught in their homeroom.
Student Data & Privacy
As use of digital tools increase, it is more important than ever to ensure protection of student data. The district has a process for requesting software and online educational services. All of this information can be found on the Tech Team's Site but are also included below for quick reference.
Below you'll find several resources to learn more about keeping students' data safe and secure.
document-edtechtips-protectingstudentsonlineprivacy-release.pdf
Future Ready Schools - Data & Privacy Resources
Copyright
Copyright & Fair User Guidelines for Teachers & Students