1.Digital Citizenship 101ICE 2014

2. Digital Citizenship How to teach digital citizenship?Face to Face or Online? 3. Digital Citizenship Why we created a PD course and how? 4. Our Course: Digital Citizenship 101 Created in Edmodo. Created by teachers from all grade levels. (Elem., Middle, High) Mission: To expose teachers to free and easy professional development that deals with digital citizenship so they can teach it effectively. 5. Intro to Digital Citizenship Introduction to digital citizenship Teaching digital citizenship Our students as digital natives 6. Digital Natives What is a digital native? What is a digital immigrant? Are their advantages and disadvantages? 7. Digital Etiquette What is digital etiquette? What is e-mail netiquette? To text or not to text 8. Netiquette Core rules to follow: Rules of communication Golden Rule Teaching netiquette at a young age. Habits to break. Check List For your computer. 9. Connectivity The need/urge to stay connected. What is a safe network? How do students connect to networks? Online identity Passwords Online environment vs. reality 10. Copyright, Sources, & Plagiarism Copyright What it is? Sources How to site them? Good sources v. Bad sources Plagiarism Intentional and Accidental. Creative Commons 11. Cyberbullying Comparing cyberbullying with regular bullying. Recognizing cyberbullying when it happens. What to do when you encounter cyberbullying? 12. Social Media Anonymity within social media. Disclosing too much in social media. Moderation with social media. Repercussions of your behavior within social media Digital Footprint 13. Digital Footprint What is your digital footprint? How does this apply to everyone. Making students aware of their digital footprint through the teaching of digital citizenship. You cant erase your digital footprint. Dont let this be your Kryptonite. 14. Schools, Parents & Supervision Children should always be supervised no matter the location. Open line of communication. Model being a digital citizen. Expose parents to proper education of digital citizenship. The teaching does not end at school. 15. Not Just For Kids Digital Citizenship is not just for students. Regretful Email Deleted Facebook Post or Tweet 16. Experiment Do Not Be Afraid To Fail Be Strategic Have A Plan 17. Impact of Social Media What is truly important to students. Impact of Social Media A comment can make their day or ruin their month. 18. Terminology Digital Footprint Digital Dossier a collection of documents about a particular person, event, or subject. Digital Tattoo Moral Resume 19. Digital Certificate Boost student confidence. Create a sense of accomplishment. Create a certificate for students. Earn a digital citizenship badge. 20. Curriculum Resources 21. Create a digital citizenship strategic plan. Access lesson, posters, tool kits, videos, assessments and more. 22. Video Resources Common Sense Media: http://bit.ly/1hb9KTq Go figure 2: http://bit.ly/1aU4Ffk TED X Video http://bit.ly/1m6CaA2 Digital Dossier: http://bit.ly/1aU541t Teaching Digital Citizenship http://bit.ly/1g6hCTk Our Students: http://goo.gl/tkbgVr 23. Source - http://mediasmarts.ca/ Lessons plans for teaching digital citizenship K12 Educational games Current events Dealing with digital citizenship Short videos explaining key concepts for students 24. Source - http://www.ikeepsafe.org/ Focus: Teacher professional development videos Elementary/Secondary curriculum for students. Educator packets with resources 25. Source - http://archive.org/ Focus: 391 Billion Sites - Search for Digital Citizenship. You will find Podcasts, Lessons, Sites and so much more. 26. Link - http://www.netsmartz.org/Parents Focus Has videos and presentations Great resources that can also be shared with parents. 27. Carlos Fernandez Twitter: @Fernandezc4 Professional Development: AcademyLion.com Blog: FishingForEdTech.comDemo Digital Citizenship Course for Educators http://pdcms.academylion.com