Welcome to Module 4!
Last week we discussed our unique digital footprints and how your digital footprint can be searched: copied and passed on; seen by a large, invisible audience, and can be persistent. This week we will explore what the term cyberbullying means, how it feels to be cyberbullied, how cyberbullying is similar to or different to in-person bullying. We will learn some basic strategies for handling and avoiding cyberbullying situations.
Objectives
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Answers the discussion questions in the Cyberbullying Discussion Forum on Google Classroom. Add a definition of the term cyberbullying in your own words to the beginning of your post.
All discussions will be graded using the Discussion Rubric.
For this module, we will be creating a blog using Kid blog and post the link to our blog on our Digital Citizenship Portfolio Page. Your blog will discuss the following topic in 3-5 paragraphs.
Step 1. View the following Kid Blog Tutorial to post to your Kid Blog page.
Step 2. View the Kid Blog Rubric to understand how you are graded.
Step 3. Create your Kid Blog by logging in to our class blog page using the directions provided in your e-mail. If you did not receive an e-mail, please inform me immediately. Be sure to click on publish at the right hand side of the screen when your blog is complete.
Step 4. Post the link to your blog on your Digital Citizenship Portfolio Page.
Step 5. Post the link to your blog post into the Cyberbullying Blog Discussion. Respond to at least two classmates' blogs at their blog site comment area. Comment under your classmate's post in Moodle to inform them that you posted a comment to their blog.
Step 6: Message the instructor when all tasks are completed. Click on my name in the participants' list. Click message and type. Click send message.
© 2012, Patricia Smeyers
Boise State University, MET Program, Department of Educational Technology