Digital Presentations

Discuss mental health and digital trends at Kilmer. Learn about mental health resources in the community.

Our presentation is about the dangers on the internet and how to defend them. It defines Cyber Security and its importance. Common threats are defined with a solution. There are slides on how to protect yourself and the consequences if you don't. Overview of threats which we will explain during the presentation, and a link to the Google site we created.

Marshall HS went 1:1 with student devices this year. We will share information about our journey and talk about the benefits of having 1:1 devices in our classrooms.

How long should students use screens? What does the online world mean to my student? We will be discussing a variety of topics about technology including purposeful use, social media, healthy habits, and more.

Evaluating information is a key skill for students to develop in a world full of information. As part of a Digital Information Fluency Model we cover types of information that meet students’ research needs, how to find it, how to evaluate it and how to use it ethically.

Digital media and technology are quickly evolving, bringing extraordinary opportunities as well as real challenges for students. Kids and teens are using the power of the internet and mobile technologies to explore, connect, create, and learn in ways never before imagined. But with this power comes moral, ethical and civic dilemmas and challenging issues, such as cyberbullying, hate speech, privacy violations, [and others]. And these are surfacing both in schools and at home.” This session will develop an understanding of how social emotional learning and executive functioning skills impact student technology use and how parents can partner with schools to help their child develop these critical skills.

Who are you online? Who do you want to be? How can you protect your identity? This is a short presentation with some ideas on how to protect yourself and your current and future identity online.