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    1. DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP Based on a presentation by Sue Loubser Director of Technology Hebrew Academy of Atlanta at the Building Learning Communities Conference 2007
    2. Information
      • Kids use internet more at home than at school.
      • Parents “don't get” internet safety.
      • We can only block at school.
      • They figure ways around!
      • Filtering does not teach anything, we provide no skills.
      • "It is about intrinsically integrating acceptable use of all this technology into our children's psyche."
      • Character development!
    3. Strategies
      • Guidance Curriculum
      • Teacher Education:  Professional Development
      • Cyber Community
      • Personal Safety Online
      • Avoid Risky Behavior
      • Predators
      • What we need to teach…
      • Cyber Security
      • Identity Theft
      • Intellectual Property
      • Cyber Bullying
      • Parent Education
    4. Guidance Curriculum
      • Message can be value based or social skills (e.g. Boys Town Social Skills for Youth)
      • Establish ethical values.
      • We should be educating NOT schooling our students (Teach skills for life!)
      • Character traits, social skills training
      • Responsibility (parental, personal, and community)
      • Discuss behavior, use activities, role playing, books, etc.
      • Communicate with parents:  rules to help children, safety.
    5. Teacher Education:  Professional Development
      • Internet safety training required.
      • Implementation strategies
      • FREE resource for online training! http://www.isafe.org
    6. Cyber Community
      • Actions, responsibilities, obligations
      • Avoid inappropriate places and actions
      • The digital world is NOT anonymous!
    7. Personal Safety Online
      • Identify and avoid danger
      • Interact safely
      • Think critically
      • React quickly to uncomfortable situations
    8. Avoid Risky Behavior
      • To be safe: 
        • Use careful screen names
        • Minors should avoid details in profiles
        • Use parent's e-mail address
        • Physical risks (meeting online friends)
        • Passwords - you are responsible (don't give out passwords)
        • Peripheral information (20 questions DON"T ANSWER!!!)
    9. Predators
      • Traditional vs. Online
      • Online:  male, 30-65, successful careers, college graduate, was married or currently married, had children of their own.
      • How predators hunt:  chat rooms
      • Isolating a child (what predators do):  chat room > check profiles > who is not being answered > private chat > asks "20" questions (i.e. asl, brothers or sisters, where is your computer, are you alone, location?)
      • Grooming procedure is about keeping secrets, sends gifts (web cam), asks for personal photos, desensitizes child, arranges to meet, threatens if they won't meet.
    10. What we need to teach…
      • Recognize
      • Refuse
      • Respond
      • Report
    11. Cyber Security
      • Responsible maintenance
      • Check computers at home
      • Keep track of child’s online activity
      • It is NOT snooping! It is keeping children safe!
    12. Identity Theft
      • Intercepting commands, phone calls, e-mails
      • Phishing
      • Key logging
      • Firewall
      • Unsolicited e-mails
    13. Intellectual Property
      • mp3s
      • Videos
      • Stealing is stealing!
    14. Cyber Bullying
      • Tie to bullying program (social skills training)
      • Stop Bullying Now:  http://stopbullyingnow.com
      • Cyber Bullying of Teachers!
      • After interent safety week or skills are taught, inform parents so they can add support.
      • Ryan Halligan Story:  http://www.ryanpatrickhalligan.org/
    15. Parent Education
      • Same topics as kids with a stronger message.
      • Never forget! Information and resources are all around (law enforcement, community, etc.)
      • Never be afraid to check your child's internet use.
      • Never overreact!
      • Help children to protect themselves.
      • Everything digital can be manipulated (pictures change, etc.)
      • Contact:  http://worldkids.net/schools/safety/internet/
      • Communication is key!
      • Use every learning opportunity
      • What to do:  contact e-mail provider, contact police, every message has a record of where it came from!
    16. Summary
      • Recognize
      • Refuse
      • Respond
      • Report

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