Policies 2.0: Rules for the Social Web

In the fast-changing online world of social networking, where an embarrassing photo can travel the globe in seconds, online predators are the topic of nightly news programs, and young adults travel as avatars to virtual worlds where anything can happen, what policies do schools need to set and how do they set them?

Ethics Scenarios

Johnson, Doug Rules for the Social Web

Johnson, Doug Advisory Advice

Johnson, Doug Connections for Learning, White Paper on social networking tools in education

Johnson, Doug Developing Ethical Behaviors in Students: What Schools Must Do

Johnson, Doug Filtering Fallacies

Johnson, Doug Guidelines for Educators Using Social and Educational Networking Sites

Johnson, Doug Proactively Teaching Technology Ethics

Johnson, Doug Technology Ethics Scenarios

Johnson, Doug Social Networking Scenarios

Workshop: To Friend or Not To Friend: A Guide for Teachers Using Social Networking Sites

Workshop: Freedom and Filters: Can We Have Both

Workshop: Teaching Students Right from Wrong in the Digital Age

Links

The Internet Archive (Wayback Machine)
Confronting the Challenges of Participatory Culture Henry Jenkins, MacArthur Foundation
Student guide to cyberbulling from the Mankato Area Public Schools (4 pages with student audience)
Mankato Area Public Schools' ThinkB4ULink poster
Cyberbullying Talent Show
Predators & cyberbullies: Reality check <http://www.netfamilynews.org/nl070316.html#1>
Bullying>Cyberbullying, but most kids do neither
McCollam, "The Shame Game" Columbia Journalism Review, Jan/Feb 2007

Websites about Internet safety for parents

Comments:

Doug, you were an absolute delight. I enjoyed your presentation and the following discussion. I learned so much AND had a GREAT time. I think you were a big hit with the audience and I will be looking for an opportunity to bring you back. Thank you so much for participating. You were a big part of making the day a success. Thank you!