Digital Citizenship
Owner: Tessa Gray
Group members: 467
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Welcome to the Digital Citizenship group. Here we can come together to discuss how we can help "All staff, students and the wider community model responsible behaviours as successful digital citizens, in real world contexts " [e-Learning Planning Framework].
Anyone interested in digital citizenship and cybersafety will also be interested in the Netsafe group in the VLN.
Brief description: A group to support schools help their students, staff and whānau become digital citizens
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- Mike Shorter added a new discussion topic Digital Citizenship Programme?
- Heather Harper added a new discussion topic Alternative to a Youtube Channel
- Tessa Gray added a new discussion topic Dealing with negative social media
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Digital Citizenship Programme?
Started by Mike Shorter 18 Oct 2019 9:43am () Replies (1) Last reply by Mike ShorterKia ora Koutou, I am working on a Digitial Citizenship programme for our Year 7-9's for next year. I have found this resource: https://www.commonsense.org/education/digital-citizenship/curriculum which is free and comprehensive but based in...Alternative to a Youtube Channel
Started by Heather Harper 27 Mar 2019 10:06am () Replies (1) Last reply by Heather HarperThis is not really school related but I thought I would put it in here as I have great faith in my education colleagues to help me. My granddaughter wants to have a You tube channel so she can upload videos of her creating in her Minecraft worlds...Dealing with negative social media
Started by Tessa Gray 25 Mar 2019 3:52pm () Replies (1) Last reply by Tessa GrayLast week was a very hard week for our own nation and while our hearts go out to all our whānau and friends in Christchurch, closer to home we’re taking some time to discuss the negative implications of social media on our young...Safer Internet Day NZ 2019 is coming!
Started by Tessa Gray 31 Jan 2019 4:49pm () Replies (1) Last reply by Tessa GrayWelcome back to 2019 everyone! We kick off the year with Safer Internet Day NZ 2019 next week on Tuesday 5th February. Safer Internet Day is celebrated globally in February each year to promote the safe and positive use of digital...Safer Internet Day 2018 resources are ready!
Started by Tessa Gray 02 Feb 2018 12:18pm () Replies (1) Last reply by Tessa GraySafer Internet Day 2018 resources are ready! Safer Internet Day is coming up on the 6th of February. It's a timely reminder at the beginning of the year for us to think about online safety for our young users/publishers/learners. To...Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation? All screen activities are linked to less happiness...
Started by Tessa Gray 11 Aug 2017 3:47pm () Replies (1) Last reply by Tessa GrayThe following was shared with me by Jedd Bartlett This article in The Atlantic describes some significant research findings for anyone with young children, or involved in education. Some...
Group bookmarks
Ultimate Parent's Guide to Internet Safety
By Alisa Bagriiwww.everycloudtech.com - The guide shows a lot of great statistics how kids behave online and what risks they meet. For example, 68 % of kids said their parents never check their online activity. 65 % of 8 to 14-years-old have been involved in a cyberbullying incident.Owls: Wise words on privacy from NetSafe
By Tessa Graywww.netsafe.org.nz - Great visual resource on Internet privacy, safety and nettiquette top tips for students.Digital Survival
edtechdigest.wordpress.com - Here's a fabulous visual representation of a safety kit for online. Big thanks to Roxy Hickman for sharing this powerful resource http://edtechdigest.wordpress.com/2013/10/18/digital-survival/Digital Citizenship: Resource Roundup
By Tessa Graywww.edutopia.org - Check out Edutopia's collection of articles, videos, and other resources on internet safety, cyberbullying, digital responsibility, and media and digital literacy. (Updated...NetSmartz for Teachers
www.netsmartz.org - Via UNESCO ICT in Education feed: "NetSmartz for Teachers This website provides age-appropriate resources to help teach children how to be safer on- and offline. The programme is designed for children ages 5-17, parents and guardians,...Digital Citizenship Flashcards
By Barbara Reidwww.aplatformforgood.org - These flashcards cover the basics and have conversation starters to get you and your students thinking and talking.
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Digital Citizenship Programme?
Started by Mike Shorter 18 Oct 2019 9:43am () Replies (1) Last reply by Mike ShorterKia ora Koutou, I am working on a Digitial Citizenship programme for our Year 7-9's for next year. I have found this resource: https://www.commonsense.org/education/digital-citizenship/curriculum which is free and comprehensive but based in...Alternative to a Youtube Channel
Started by Heather Harper 27 Mar 2019 10:06am () Replies (1) Last reply by Heather HarperThis is not really school related but I thought I would put it in here as I have great faith in my education colleagues to help me. My granddaughter wants to have a You tube channel so she can upload videos of her creating in her Minecraft worlds...Dealing with negative social media
Started by Tessa Gray 25 Mar 2019 3:52pm () Replies (1) Last reply by Tessa GrayLast week was a very hard week for our own nation and while our hearts go out to all our whānau and friends in Christchurch, closer to home we’re taking some time to discuss the negative implications of social media on our young...
Jo Loe joined the group Digital Citizenship- Mike Shorter added a new discussion topic Digital Citizenship Programme?
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- Heather Harper added a new discussion topic Alternative to a Youtube Channel
Digital Citizenship
A group to support schools help their students, staff and whānau become digital citizens
