Professional Development on how to embed digital citizenship into any classroom.

1. William Gumula, M.Ed.!
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!!PhD Candidate in General Psychology - Integrating Technology, Learning, and Psychology!
bill.gumula@evsc.k12.in.us | Twitter: @elearngumula | Blog: http://edvolution.info!
2006 Vanderburgh County Outstanding High School Educator of the Year!
15 years classroom experience

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28. Digital
Citizenship
is
more
than
just
a
teaching
tool;
It
is
a
way
to
prepare
students/technology
users
for
a
society
full
of
technology.
(Ribble,
2013)

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