Friday, September 14, 2012

Digital Citizenship


Station 1 
What are the 9 elements of Digital Citizenship?
  • Locate a reputable website that lists and explains the Nine Elements of Digital Citizenship
  • Bookmark the website on your device
  • In your notes, write down what you believe to be the most valuable element? 
Station 2 
Locate Idaho Leads on Pinterest. If you don't have a Pinterest account, you can create one or just search for Idaho Leads on Pinterest.com
  • If you have an account, follow Idaho Leads on Pinterest and then look at the 21st Century Classroom Board.
  • If you don't have account, look at the 21st Century Classroom Board 
  • Re-Pin 1 or more of the digital citizenship posts found on the Idaho Leads Pinterest page
  • Re-Pin what you believe to be the most valuable pin to you and your district  
Station 3
 Follow The Idaho Leads Project (@IDleadsproject) on twitter 
  • Tweet to the IDleadsproject one of Nine Elements of Digital Citizenship, include the hash-tag #digitalcitizenship.
  • Find a Twitter account that has information on digital citizenship and/or social media in school and follow it. 
Station 4
Go to http://education.boisestate.edu/idaholeads/
  • Click on the YouTube icon, this will take you to the Idaho Leads Project YouTube page.
  • Click on Resources on the right of the screen
  • Find and watch the Privacy Student Intro Video- Digital Footprint video 
  • Do you think this video provides enough information to cover CIPA? CIPA says: “they must provide for educating minors about appropriate online behavior, including interacting with other individuals on social networking websites and in chat rooms, and cyber bullying awareness and response.”
Station 5
Log into your Edmodo account, if you don't have an Edmodo account, go to Edmodo.com and create one (as a teacher).
  • Join the Digital Citizenship Group using the code: k5x39x
  • Once you have joined the Digital Citizenship Group, post one of the 9 elements of digital citizenship on the group's wall.
  • Go to Folders (at the top of your Edmodo screen) view Digital Citizenship Resources
  • Look through 3-5 resources 
  • Post the resource you find most useful to the Digital Citizenship Group page.
    • Comment on why this resource is useful to you. 
    • Comment on someone else's post.
Station 6 
Think about your school district and brainstorm how you are or will address digital citizenship. Remember what CIPA says: “they must provide for educating minors about appropriate online behavior, including interacting with other individuals on social networking websites and in chat rooms, and cyber bully awareness and response.” 

Be ready to discuss your thoughts with the large group.