Evidence & Reflection

On January 9, 2019, I attended a WakeForward Data & Privacy PLT training session offered through ITLMS. I left the session with several excellent resources and a clearer vision of how I wanted to share this important information with my students and staff.

However, I also realized that it was a much bigger undertaking than I had originally thought. Initially, I pictured utilizing all of the resources available to me this school year, but learning about the scope of the project in January, I realized that this would likely have to be at least a two year project. I already had most of the media lessons for the rest of the year mapped out, so finding time in the this year's schedule was difficult

I realized that I needed to begin curating all of the digital resources in one place for easier access for our teachers and staff. I created a Data & Privacy page on our media center website. I then began to do a deep dive to learn more about the resources. While exploring the lesson plan resources, I realized that there was potential for overlap with our Technology Coordinator's curriculum. Cori Odom and I scheduled time to collaborate to make sure that our lessons were reinforcing each other's, not repeating them. As a result, I learned that she often uses lessons form Common Sense Media so we agreed that I would teach lessons from Google's, Be Internet Awesome.