Digital Citizenship

All students need digital citizenship skills to fully participate in the community, make informed choices online, and in life. Award-winning K-12 Digital Citizenship Program:

Designed and developed in collaboration with Harvard Graduate School Education Graduate Project Zero and through research with thousands of educators, each digital citizenship class receives the real challenges students face today and a digital dilemma I will. Skills will become digital learners, leaders and citizens tomorrow

Many of you are already talking about improving the digital citizenship and digital health of the community. You develop a revolution from developing classroom lessons to materializing excellent digital citizenship with your own social media account.

It is also important to consider digital citizenship when considering whether to integrate social media into the classroom. One of my favorite resources on digital citizenship is the Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship Program. I will use the classroom and school courses to help students see what they post online and follow them for the rest of their lives. Many people call it a digital footprint, but I call it a digital tattoo. It will be difficult to erase when it comes online. However, not all tattoos are bad. Tattoos can talk positive and have exciting messages

The theme of digital citizenship is rising all over the world, not only in the United States. Whether digital citizenship, digital healthcare, or digital ethics, the problem is the same; when we are online, how we should act and what to teach to the next generation. In the development of the 1: 1 program to bring the school's own equipment (BYOD), you need to talk about using the technology responsibly. There are many organizations and individuals working on this topic. If you are interested in other information, go to the Resources tab and find the link. Since the change happens soon, use # digit to search for ideas and show some of them on Twitter.