High School
HIGH SCHOOL DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
Students don't always realize the permanence of their actions online. In high school as students are given freedom online, it become even more important to help them understand the consequences of possible actions. Everyone has heard the story of a young adult ranting online and thought about the that impact on their life. Within the last year we have seen people lose their jobs and options due to actions they have taken that have been filmed by themselves or others. As teachers, it is important that we help our students understand the risks they face in a digital world. It is also a good opportunity to teach our students the benefits of living in a connected world where we can impact lives for the better as well.
- Digital Life 102
- Oops! I Broadcast it on the Internet
- Copyrights and Wrongs
- Feeling on Display
- Turn Down the Dial on Cyberbullying
- My Online Code
- Who are you Online?
- Builind a Community Online
- Overexposed: Sexting and Relationships
- Risky Online Relationships
- Rights, Remixes, and Respect
- Taking Perspective on Cyberbullying
- What's the Big Deal about Internet Privacy?
- Becoming a Web Celeb
- College Bound
- Private Today, Public Tomorrow
- Does it Matter Who has Your Data?
- Breaking Down Hate Speech
- Retouching Reality
- Collective Intelligence
Additional Activities
Common Sense Media Digital Bytes
Students may choose a role and create artifacts showing their understanding of different aspects of digital life.
Site: Digital Bytes