Common Core & Digital Citizenship Overview for Educators (Explicit and implicit technology integration with Common Core; what YOU as an educator needs to know and ways to plan for authentic digital citizenship lessons)

1. Common
Core &
Digital
Citizenship
Martin Ricardo Cisneros
Academic Technology Specialist
mcisneros@sccoe.org

2. EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
sccoe.org/edtech
Preso Web Link
bit.ly/CCSSDC

3. OUTCOMES
COMMON CORE & DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
What are the digital demands of CCSS
Gain a deeper understanding of what
digital citizenship is.
Challenges they've had with their
students' conduct with media.
Learn about the different topics and skills
that make up digital citizenship.
Explore resources to teach digital
citizenship
How can we involve and educate parents.

4. WHAT IS DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP?
Digital citizenship refers to "the
ability to think critically, behave
safely, and participate responsibly in
our digital world. These 21st century
skills are essential for students to
harness the full potential of
technology for learning."
-Common Sense Media

5. WHO WILL YOU BE?
http://goo.gl/fEtWXR

6. Log on!
bit.ly/CCSSDCP
Describe the challenges you have faced regarding behavioral issues or
student misconduct with technology. What areas do you feel confident
dealing with? In which areas would you like to know more?

7. CCSS K-12 Technology Scope
and Sequence
ISTE NETS Tech Skills Flow Chart
Scope & Sequence is aligned to
the Common Core State
Standards required for
Mathematics & English Language
Arts.
A list of recommended
technology skills for students as
they relate to the Common Core
State Standards.
ISTE includes Digital Citizenship
as a component of their NETS-S
(see #5) and NETS-T (see #4). For
students, the NETS-S describe
digital citizenship as the
following:
DIGITAL DEMANDS IN CCSS
bit.ly/DDCCSS
Sources: ISTE, Fresno COE, Kings COE, Solano COE, Long Beach USD

8. ISTE STANDARDS
ISTE STUDENTS ISTE TEACHERS

9. DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP CATEGORIES
Internet Safety Privacy & Security Relationships & Communications Cyberbullying
Digital Footprint & Reputation Self-image & Identity Information Literacy Creative Credit & Copyright

10. DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP CATEGORIES
Internet Safety Privacy & Security Relationships & Communications Cyberbullying
Digital Footprint & Reputation Self-image & Identity Information Literacy Creative Credit & Copyright

11. Live Trainings -With these webinars,
you can improve your own search
skills and learn how to bring search
literacy to your school
goo.gl/adXXF
Power Searching &
Advance Power Search
Online Courses
powersearchingwithgoogle.com
Google A Day challenges help your students
put their search skills to the test, and to get
your classroom engaged and excited about
using technology to discover the world
around them.
goo.gl/4cxQc
Google search literacy lessons help you
meet the new Common Core State
Standards and are broken down based on
level of expertise in search: Beginner,
Intermediate, or Advanced
goo.gl/eIFn6t
INFORMATION LITERACY
SEARCH EDUCATION

12. COMMON SENSE MEDIA
commonsensemedia.org

13. COMMON SENSE MEDIA
Digital Citizenship
commonsensemedia.org/educators/curriculum

14. COMMON SENSE MEDIA
Scope & Sequence
commonsensemedia.org/educators/scope-and-sequence

15. COMMON SENSE MEDIA
Toolkits
commonsensemedia.org/educators/toolkits

16. COMMON SENSE MEDIA
Toolkits
commonsensemedia.org/educators/toolkits

17. COMMON SENSE MEDIA
Toolkits
www.digitalpassport.org

18. COMMON SENSE MEDIA
Toolkits
assessments.commonsensemedia.org

19. COMMON SENSE MEDIA
Toolkits
commonsensemedia.org/educators/posters

20. QUESTION TIME

21. QUESTIONS?

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MART I N
RICARDO
CISNEROS
ACADEMIC
T ECHNOLOGY
SPECIAL I ST
!
E:
mcisneros@sccoe.org
Web:
sccoe.org/edtech
G+:
google.@TheTechProfe com/+MarGnCisneros
@sccoetech