Digital+Citizenship

**Young Digital Citizens: Reading List**  Jen Legatt, Technology Integration Specialist   https://sites.google.com/site/jenlegatt/ --YouTube Safety In Chrome, right click on a YouTube video. Choose "pop-out." This removes ads and other non-educational distractions from the YouTube video. You can also use SafeShare.tv to show a YouTube video within a grey background without ads and such.

** Digital Generation Resources ** Classic Posters Beloit Mindset List


 * ** Activity: **
 * 1) Click on the Digital Native Map
 * 2) Look at the different areas of the Digital Native Map.
 * 3) Type at least two things that you find interesting on the WallWisher Wall here: @http://wallwisher.com/wall/HDigCit ||


 * More Digital Generation Resources **
 * Video: Iowa, Did You Know? August, 2011
 * Did You Know 6.0, January 2012
 * A New Balance: Trilling, Bernie and Charles Fadel. 21st Century Skills. San Francisco: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2009.
 * Refugees and Bridges
 * Video: No Future Left Behind

** Protecting Children Online ** COPPA: Rules for complying with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act CIPA: Consumer Facts   Schools and libraries subject to CIPA are required to implement an Internet safety policy Children’s Online Privacy: A Resource Guide for Parents OnGuardOnline.gov Kids and Socializing Online


 * ** Adult Activity: **
 * 1) Look over the COPPA and CIPA resources above.
 * 2) Go to @http://beta.primarypad.com/p/p64Jff6LP5.
 * 3) Put the most interesting three facts you found onto the shared document. ||


 * ** Student Activity: **
 * 1) Common Sense Media: Who Are You Online?
 * 2) Common Sense Media: Private Today, Public Tomorrow ||


 * Additional Safety Resources **
 * Digizen: Family Agreement  An activity for your students to do with their parents.
 * AT&T: Safety Land  Help Captain Broadband catch the bad guy!
 * PBS: Webonauts  Become a Webonaut and explore what it means to be a good citizen on the web! For 8-10 year olds.
 * NetSmartz TeensOnline Safety lessons and resources for use with teens.
 * NetSmartz  Netsmartz has a large collection of resources for kids, teens, and adults
 * National Crime Prevention Council Lesson
 * Welcome to the Web : Six-Part Web Based Lessons
 * Common Sense Media Lessons on Safety and Security, Digital Citizenship, and Info Literacy

** Blogging ** Video: Blogs in Plain English
 * ** Activity: **
 * 1) Info on "Plogging"
 * 2) On a Post-It note, reply to the "post," What is the best book you have ever read? Why?
 * 3) Kidblog.org: @http://kidblog.org/192tis/
 * 4) Answer the question on the main blog.
 * 5) On your own blog, create a post that tells how you feel when it is stormy outside. ||


 * Additional Blogging Resources: **
 * Netsmartz Blogging
 * Scholastic: Grades 6-8 version Check out Blogging Rules and Blogging Agreement.
 * Edublogs  A blogging platform designed just for education.
 * Edublogs Creating Student Accounts Using One Gmail Account  Edublogs explains how to create "valid" email addresses using one Gmail account.
 * [[@http://kidblog.org/home.php|Kidblog ]] A very simple blogging platform for use with elementary students.

** Twitter ** Twitter in Plain English Twitter in the real world: Man Live Tweets Raid on Osama Imagine this Twitter Project! Tweeting the Bible


 * ** Activity: **
 * 1) Create a Civil War "Tweet Wall" [[file:Twitter.doc]]
 * 2) Use only 140 characters.
 * 3) Spaces count!
 * 4) Use real words, correct punctuation.
 * 5) Find your date and "Tweet" it! Click here for the list. ||

**Putting it All Together** Scholastic News Online A place to practice good citizenship. TeenTribune A site designed just for teens with news based on their interests and levels.
 * Connect Kids to the World **

Video: Top 10 Netiquette Rules Bud the Teacher: Blogging Rules Scholastic's Blogging Rules
 * Netiquette**

Video: Digital Footprint Video: Once Posted You Lose It (skip last image?)
 * Digital Footprint **

** Cyberbulling ** Bulling Infographic "Video:" Cry of the Dolphins  It will only work once, but this can be a powerful conversation starter for a talk about Cyberbullying Video: Talent Show Video: Kitchen Video: Sexting, Megan’s Story Video: You Can't Take It Back


 * ** Activity: **
 * 1) Group Think: Cyberbullying Lesson ||


 * Additional Cyberbulling Resources: **
 * ThatsNotCool.com
 * Stop Cyberbullying
 * Cyberbully 411
 * GetNetWise
 * bNetS@vvy
 * iSafe

** Copyright ** CopyrightKids: What is copyright? Does it matter how much of a song or video I use? What is attribution? Hover your pointer over a student for a question. Plagiarism by Commoncraft

Video:Creative Commons, A Shared Culture
 * ** Activity: **
 * 1) Copyright Kids Quiz  22 Question Challenge for students (and teachers, too!) ||


 * Additional Copyright Resources: **
 * Copyrights and Wrongs - Legal and ethical dimensions of respecting others work
 * Video: Fair(y) Use Tale: The Disney Explanation of Copyright Law
 * Teaching Copyright Resources - Copyright resources.
 * Cyberbee Interactive on Copyright
 * Digizen: Plagiarism  Check out the lesson plan and PowerPoint to go with it.
 * Digizen.org  Take some time to look at other Digizen resources
 * Video: It Hurts (Music Pirating)
 * [[file:CopyrightTriage-Jan-2013.pdf]]- Copyright document.