Mrs. Unger digital citizenship library activity and Professional Development
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This document discusses various topics related to digital citizenship for students and parents. It provides statistics that the average American child between 8-18 spends over 50 hours per week using media and technology. It also notes that over 5 million minors active on Facebook in 2011 were under the age of 13. The document outlines issues like screen time, privacy and security, digital footprint and reputation, and cyberbullying. It provides tips for how to respond to cyberbullying and emphasizes the importance of engaging the whole family in discussions around digital citizenship.
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- 4. Of the ~20 million minors who actively used Facebook in 2011, how many were younger than 13? a) 100,000 b) 3 million c) 5 million d) 8 million
- 5. They can’t learn to swim… ..if we don’t let them in the water.
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- 9. PRIVACY AND SECURITY ▪Malware ▪ Games ▪ Software ▪Chain Letters ▪Too good to be true ▪Phishing ISTE, 2014
- 10. Digital Footprint and Reputation
- 11. DIGITAL FOOTPRINT AND REPUTATION ▪ How easy is it to create? ▪ Friends of friends, employers, government ▪ Newspaper rule ▪ Archive (Way Back Machine) ▪ Google Self
- 13. CYBERBULLYING DETAILS ▪24 Hour ▪Wider Audience ▪Unintended Audience ▪Gaming ▪Embarrassing information
- 15. HOW TO RESPOND TO A CYBERBULLY ▪Leave ▪ Block ▪ Save and print ▪ Never reply ▪Talk to friend ▪ Report to trusted adult
- 16. ∗ Your right ∗ Apps ∗ Passwords ∗ Responsibilities ∗ Love and Trust Your Expectation
- 17. ∗ Talk to Child ∗ Talk to Parents ∗ Validate ∗ Draft Rules ∗ Model ∗ School Rules Engage Your Whole Family