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Be a Digital Citizen by Xin Zhang; 1/11/12
Why are Social Networks important to students?
● Validation through ‘likes’
● ‘Likes’ associated with behavior trends
● Digital Tattoo - tweets cost athlete recruitment
Digital NativesAs Parents and Educators we need to: ● Embrace their world
● Empower students with tools
● Teach citizenship in physical and digital worlds
● Encourage balanced use
How to Tie Your Shoes, Really, Really Fast by Cory Pavicich 10/29/12
Youtube Hooks
Drones Sacrificed for Spectacular Volcano Video by National Geographic 2/24/15
Empowering & Practicing in the Classroom
● Model appropriate communication in their world (fakebook, ifake text)
● Collaborate on documents (Google apps)
● Internet Searches ● Making videos/pictures● Email - closed domain
Teaching Citizenship
● Scale of Internet - wider audience than intended
● Communication norms
● Teach students to pause ● Explain consequences
● Anonymity can breed meanness
Citizenship @ School
● Modeling● In time teaching● Common Sense Media lessons● AUP - etiquette, access, law● Safety & security - blocked sites, email
within domain only● Copyright and plagiarism
Citizenship @ Home● Modeling
o Balance use
● Set clear, specific boundaries about useo Evening hours/overnight
● Visible workspaceo Monitor use - Is homework really taking 2
hours or are there distractions?
Common Sense Media
“We rate, educate, and advocate for kids, families, and schools”● www.commonsensemedia.org● Movies, games, TV, books, apps, websites, music● Download CSM app● Newsletter--FREE email subscription● “Family Toolbox”● Parent blog
Educate Yourself● What is your digital tattoo?
o Google yourself What did you find? What can others see about you? Is your image what you want others to see?
● Know social media sites and apps in useo Meet age requirement?o Open your own account and “follow” your
student on social mediao Discuss and adjust privacy settings
Responding to Negativity @ Home
and/or...respond positively...● #icanhelp
o www.icanhelpdeletenegativity.org
Responding to Negativity @ Home and @ SchoolCyberbullying: Behavior over electronic media that is intentionally aggressive, repeated over time, involves an imbalance of power with the intent to harm.● Student should report it immediately to their parent● Parents should then report the behavior to their Internet Service
Provider or law enforcement● Student or parent should report the behavior to school
administration if it involves another student and may be a disruption to student learning
California Department of Education● Bullying FAQs● www.cde.ca.gov/ls/ss/se/bullyfaq.asp
Contact Information
Karen Brown, Tech Coach (Science)Nicole Richards, Tech Coach (ELA)
Kelly Zummo, Dean of [email protected] x6374