Digital Citizenship pilot 2015
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This document discusses digital citizenship and provides resources for teachers to educate students on it. Digital citizenship involves using technology safely and responsibly, protecting privacy and personal information, and interacting respectfully with others online. It means remembering to be kind, safe, and stand up for others on a global scale. The document recommends teachers have class discussions on digital habits and concepts like privacy, then directs them to sites like CommonSenseMedia.org for free lesson plans, videos, and assessments to teach digital citizenship.
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Leveraging Generative AI to Drive Nonprofit Innovation
In this webinar, participants learned how to utilize Generative AI to streamline operations and elevate member engagement. Amazon Web Service experts provided a customer specific use cases and dived into low/no-code tools that are quick and easy to deploy through Amazon Web Service (AWS.)
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Digital Citizenship pilot 2015
- 3. WHAT DO YOU THINK DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP IS? •IT'S ABOUT USING TECHNOLOGY SAFELY AND RESPONSIBLY. •IT'S ABOUT INTERACTING AND COLLABORATING WITH OTHERS WHILE ENSURING OUR PRIVACY AND PERSONAL INFORMATION IS PROTECTED. •IT'S REALLY ABOUT JUST BEING A GOOD CITIZEN ON A GLOBAL SCALE. •IT MEANS REMEMBERING TO BE KIND, BE SAFE AND TO STAND UP FOR OTHERS.
- 4. TOOLKIT FOR TEACHERS CLASS DISCUSSION LISTEN DISCUSS THEIR HABITS AND GAMES TEACH A FEW CONCEPTS PRIVACY, POSTING, PROTECTION, PASSWORDS REVISIT AND RELEARN ALWAYS CHECK IN WITH STUDENTS FIND OUT WHAT'S GOING ON
- 5. WHERE CAN TEACHERS GO FOR RESOURCES, LESSONS, VIDEOS AND POSTERS? COMMONSENSEMEDIA.ORG HTTP://YOUTUBE/DYGYI96-AMM
- 6. COMMONSENSEMEDIA.ORG VIDEOS SIGN UP WITH YOUR EMAIL TONS OF AGE APPROPRIATE VIDEOS PDF LESSONS ALL ARE GROUPED BY GRADES AND CONTAIN MANY LESSON IDEAS UNIT ASSESSMENTS STUDENTS CAN WORK ON QUIZZES ONLINE AFTER THE UNITS AND ONLY ENTER THEIR NAMES
- 7. OTHER RESOURCES DIGITAL COMPASS APP FOR GRADES 4-8 GIVES THEM SCENARIOS THEY MAKE CHOICES AND FACE CONSEQUENCES –ANIMATED HTTPS://WWW.COMMONSENSEMEDIA.ORG/E DUCATORS/DIGITAL-COMPASS MEDIASMARTS FOR ALL GRADES HAS LESSON PLANS AND IDEAS HTTP://MEDIASMARTS.CA/TEACHER- RESOURCES TOOL KITS AND ONLINE LESSONS ONLINE LESSONS FOR ALL GRADES HANDOUTS, VIDEOS AND ASSESSMENTS COMMON SENSE MEDIA.ORG HTTPS://WWW.COMMONSENSEMEDIA.ORG/E DUCATORS/ERATE-TEACHERS
- 8. IF YOU'D LIKE MORE INFORMATION OR TO BOOK A MENTOR TO WORK ON DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP… •LTM@VSB.BC.CA