3. Finding Content
The Good News!
- Much ready-to-go
content for teaching
about digital citizenship
is available free of
charge.
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4. Finding Content for
Teaching Adults
From International Society for
Technology Education (ISTE):
- Digital Citizenship in Schools by
Mike Ribble. (ISTE, 2011)
This is a comprehensive treatment
of the major issues, built around
the Nine Elements of Digital
Citizenship.
Excerpt:
http://www.iste.org/docs/excerpts/
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DIGCI2-excerpt.pdf
5. Finding Content for
Teaching Adults
From Utah Education Network:
- Nine Ideas for Social Media in the
Classroom
Here are nine easy-to-use ideas to
get started with social media for
education.
DOWNLOAD AT:
www.uen.org/9ideas/downloads/s
ocial_media.pdf
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6. Finding Content for
Teaching Adults
From Josten’s:
- Pause Before You Post
This is a tool many schools
(including Gahanna HS) use. The
information here is for parents.
URL:
www.jostens.com/pause/pause_c
p_parents.html
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7. Finding Content for
Teaching Adults
From Cyberbullying Research Center:
- School Climate 2.0: Preventing
Cyberbullying and Sexting One
Classroom at a Time
- Cyberbullying Prevention and
Response: Expert Perspectives
URL:
www.cyberbullying.us/publications/bo
oks
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8. Finding Content for
Teaching Students
From Common Sense Media:
- K12 Digital Literacy & Citizenship
Curriculum
This outstanding curriculum is
used by schools throughout the
United States.
ACCESS AT:
www.commonsensemedia.org/edu
cators/curriculum
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9. Finding Content for
Teaching Students
From University of Kentucky:
- Digital Driver’s License Project
A collection of case studies for
students K-12, and fun to boot,
this project is used widely in Ohio
schools.
ACCESS AT:
https://otis.coe.uky.edu/DDL/launc
h.php
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10. Finding Content for
Teaching Students
- EdModo
EdModo is an electronic platform
teachers and students can use
together. It is similar to a social
media tool, but can be made
private - a ‘walled garden.’ Good
for PreK-6
ACCESS AT: www.edmodo.com
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