2018-06-12 Cybertraps for Educators 2.0 -- Now with Ethics!
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A presentation delivered on June 12, 2018 at the 2018 Annual Conference of the National Association of State Directors of Teacher Education and Certification in Minneapolis, MN.
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- 1. Cybertraps 2.0: Now with Ethics! Frederick S. Lane NASDTEC Minneapolis, MN 12 June 2018
- 3. • www.Menti.com • 44 43 5 • Twitter • @fsl3 • @NASDTEC • #NASDTEC2018
- 5. Home
- 8. 9 Books
- 9. Cybertraps for Educators 2.0 • Introduction • Four Sections of Cybertraps • Overview • MCEE Provisions • Cautionary Tales • Questions for Reflection and Discussion • Policies and Procedures • Appendix with MCEE
- 10. • June 11 -- Gym teacher charged with sexting with 14-year-old girl [Florida] • June 7 -- White Teacher Makes Instagram Post Mocking Black Elementary Student’s Hair [Canada] Recent Headlines
- 11. • June 6 -- 18-year-old man steals phone of former substitute teacher turned stripper Mary Beth Haglin [Iowa] • May 23 -- Former Minnesota Teacher of the Year Removed from Licensing Board Over Trump Comments Recent Headlines
- 12. • May 15 -- Teacher, 32, is shot dead in a hail of bullets on her family's driveway six months after being suspended from her job when it was revealed cops found her with a 17-year-old boy in a car with steamed up windows [Pennsylvania] • May 10 -- Sheriff's deputy's teacher wife, 29, accused of performing oral sex on her 14-year-old student scowls and sobs in court [New York] Recent Headlines
- 13. Trends
- 14. It’s A Mobile World • As of 2018: Estimated 306 million cellphone users in United States (95%) • Smartphone percentage: 77% • Cellphone Usage Among 18-29 yos: 100% • Smartphone percentage: 94% • “Smaller, Faster, Cheaper”
- 15. • No More Landlines? (43.8 ) • Individual Phone Numbers • Multiple Messaging Channels • Level Playing Field • Massive Cultural Shifts • More Expensive Investigations Implications
- 16. So Many Channels, So Little Time
- 17. • Pew Research, Feb. 2018: • YouTube: 94% • Facebook: 80% • Snapchat: 78% • Instagram: 71% • Twitter: 45% 18-24 yo. Social Media Use
- 19. What Is a “Cybertrap”? • A “Cybertrap” is defined as: • An unintended or undesirable consequence • Resulting from • The use or misuse • Of a digital device.
- 20. Main Cybertraps Factors • Empathy: Generally Too Much • Stress / Substance Abuse • Infatuation / Obsession • Rapidly Shifting Cultural Mores • Low Barriers to Misbehavior • Group or Mob Behavior • Sociopathy
- 22. Lifestyle Cybertraps • Ever-Shrinking Zone of Privacy • Risks of Using Social Media as a Soap Box • Social Media: It’s a Billboard, Not a Diary • Risqué Business: • The Lifestyle Chapter • The Artist’s Chapter • The Extra Income Chapter • The Past or Present Porn Chapter • The Prostitution Chapter
- 23. Cybertraps in the Classroom
- 24. • Cameras Are Everywhere • Productivity Cybertraps • Plagiarism & Copyright • Bringing Inappropriate Materials to School • Accessing Inappropriate Materials on School Property • Creation of a Hostile Workplace Cybertraps in the Classroom
- 26. • Distracted Driving and Walking • Unauthorized Disclosure of Student Information • Identity Theft and Spoofing • Cyberbullying and Cyberharrasment by Students • Cyberbaiting by Students • Online Relationships with Students Cybertraps Involving Students
- 28. • Cyberbullying, Cyberharrasment, and Cyberstalking • Electronic Sexual Assault • Possession, Receipt, and/or Distribution of Child Porn • The Voyeurism Chapter • Production of Child Porn • Solicitation and Sexting with Students • Sexual Assault • Failure to Report • Spoliation of Evidence and Obstruction of Justice Criminal Cybertraps
- 31. Litigation and Liability • Increased Responsibility = Increased Exposure • Perception of Deep Pockets • Negligence and Gross Negligence • Actions Outside Scope of Authority • Rising Legal Fees & Insurance Premiums • Impact of Technology Is Significant and Ongoing
- 33. • Empathy / Shared Humanity • Family & Community Values • Social Norms • Religion • Policies & Procedures • Codes of Conduct • Laws and Regulations • Ethical Codes
- 34. Model Code of Educator Ethics • NASDTEC – Model Code of Ethics for Educators (June 2015) • Five Principles: • Responsibility to the Profession • Responsibility for Professional Competence • Responsibility to Students • Responsibility to the School Community • Responsible and Ethical Use of Technology
- 36. Contact Information • FSLane3@gmail.com • 802-318-4604 • @FSL3, @Cybertraps • www.FrederickLane.com • http://www.fredericklane.com/the- cybertraps-blog/ • ww.linkedin.com/in/fredericklane/ • www.slideshare.net/FSL3
- 37. Cybertraps 2.0: Now with Ethics! Frederick S. Lane NASDTEC Minneapolis, MN 12 June 2018