NetKnowHow: Resources for Digital Citizenship
Canadian resources covering digital citizenship, Web 2.0, copyright, plagiarism, Internet Safety and Cyberbullying.
Keeping Your Kids Safe Online [video]
Eight Tips for Parents for Keeping your kids safe online. Help spread the word about the importance of online and cell phone safety.
Texting Raises Crash Risk 23 Times, Study Finds
The first study of drivers texting inside their vehicles shows that the risk sharply exceeds previous estimates based on laboratory research — and far surpasses the dangers of other driving distractions.
In this lesson plan, students are made aware of copyright and fair use guidelines for teachers and asked to take a quiz on what they have learned.
Meeting of Minds: Cross Generational Dialogue on the Ethics of Digital Life [pdf]
K-12 cross-curricular projects that make use of Voicethread for student collaborations.
You May be Legally Liable Offline for your Actions Online
It is becoming generally accepted that virtual property has real value and virtual crimes have spawned a whole new class of crime in real life.
Is There Such A Thing As Virtual Crime?
"At some point, we can do away with cybercrime laws because most crimes will involve computers in some way, and all crime will be cybercrime." (From the California Criminal Law Review, Boalt Hall, University of California, Berkeley).
My Mobile Watchdog is a parenting tool that gives you the information necessary to effectively talk with your children about safety threats and potential dangers.
Mobile Safety Street Gives Kids Interactive Lessons on Safety
Keeping Kids Safe in a Mobile Environment Introduction
FOSI and The Wireless Foundation Conference: Wireless Online Safety: Keeping Kids Safe in a Mobile Environment
Lee and Kims Adventures Animal Magic [Video]
Promotional video from ThinkuKnow Promotional film for an 8 minute animation introducing Lee & Kim, a brother and sister navigating the online world with the help of their trusted superhero friend SID! The video has been created for kids (age 5-7) so they understand how to keep safe online, to treat each other well, and to understand what personal information is.
Application of Cell Phone Usage in Schools
Reasons why educators should be open to utilizing cell phones in the classroom.
Some ways to use student cell phones in class
Ideas for using mobile technology in the classroom.
Internet Safety: Activities and Lesson Plans for Grades 4-5
These activities were created by teachers and reviewed by teachers, principals, law enforcement officers, and community members to ensure their quality and effectiveness.
Cell Phone Safety | Tips for Kid Communications
Cell phones are useful tools, and they're lots of fun too. But cell phones do have risks. If you have a cell phone, it is important to understand these risks, and learn how to enjoy your cell phone safely. [Scholastic News, 5/09]
After reviewing the positives and negatives of cell phones and cell phone usage safety tips, students will explore a scenario in which a friendly relationship turns to a bullying one involving cell phones and computers.
How Does Technology Affect Literacy? [Video]
Great video to show students as an entree to a classroom discussion.
Award-winning Cell Phone Safety Video made by students [Video]
As part of Sound Transit's safety outreach for Link light rail, Sound Transit asked Seattle area high school students to develop short films that educated their peers about staying safe around Link...
Which Country Has the Greatest Digital Access in the World? [Video]
Which Country Has the Greatest Digital Access in the World? Watch this student-produced video on Teacher Tube and find out.
Posted from Diigo. The rest of Ad4dcss/Digital Citizenship group favorite links are here.
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