October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month.
October 19 - 23 is Digital Citizenship Week
Learn more about how to protect information, our network, and ourselves online through activities promoting cybersecurity and healthy digital citizenship habits. Common Sense Education has curated tips sharing the Teachers' Essential Guide to Cybersecurity and ways to celebrate Digital Citizenship Week.
Digital Citizenship: Students recognize the rights, responsibilities and opportunities of living, learning and working in an interconnected digital world, and they act and model in ways that are safe, legal and ethical.
Note quick, grade-level appropriate videos with reminders about Device Care have been compiled collaboratively by the Office of Library Media Services and T3. The videos can also be found in Canvas course templates under Help and Support.
Additionally, search 'digital citizenship' in Canvas Commons for resources that you can integrate with your classes.
Common Sense now groups its free lessons into two collections: the Digital Literacy & Well-Being curriculum for grades K-8, and a separate collection for grades 9-12.
Common Sense also offers free AI literacy lessons that help students understand how AI works and use it responsibly.
Cohort 10 is now available! Sign up in eDoctrina.
Join the PGCPS online, self-paced cohort to learn more about digital citizenship and how to incorporate it into your learning environment. Participate and add your name to our Hall of Fame of other PGCPS educators who have already become Certified Common Sense Educators.
After completing this learning opportunity, you will gain recognition from both PGCPS and Common Sense Media. This activity can be used in Domain 4e as evidence of Growing and Developing Professionally. You will also be eligible for a stipend if you meet all course requirements.
A new cohort starts each quarter. Sign up today!