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This document discusses issues related to keeping children safe online and provides guidance for parents. It notes that children are digital natives who are actively connecting, communicating and sharing information online. However, there are also risks like interacting with strangers, cyberbullying, and accessing inappropriate content. The document recommends that parents educate themselves, set clear rules for internet use, install parental controls, and maintain open communication with their children to help keep them safe online.
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This document provides an introduction to researching and citing sources for science classes. It begins by explaining that the topic is supposed to be DISCUS but will also cover APA citations. It then defines DISCUS as the Digital Information for South Carolina Users database and compares it to searching the open web. The document concludes by providing login credentials for accessing DISCUS from home and mentioning that the teacher librarian can be emailed for help with forgotten login details.
The e volution of books
This presentation was part of our ISTE SIGMS Forum shared by Anita Beaman, former high school librarian and now professor at Illinois State
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The document discusses current events related to file sharing and copyright infringement. It introduces Jammie Thomas, who lost her appeal and owes $2 million after being found guilty of sharing copyrighted music files through the file sharing site Limewire. The document then presents several statements about file sharing and copyright law, and asks the reader to respond whether they agree or disagree.
July10workshopflyer
The document advertises a free three-day technology workshop from July 27-29, 2010 for South Carolina educators. Participants can attend up to three sessions per day choosing from topics like movie making, podcasting, using video cameras, blogs, and more. The workshop will be held at the ETV Telecommunications Center in Columbia, SC. Attendees can also pay $50 for a one-hour recertification course. Contact information is provided for any questions.
Web Evaluation
Evaluating information requires identifying potential biases. All sources have some bias based on the author's perspective and intended audience. Readers must consider an author's biases and check facts from multiple credible sources to get an accurate understanding of issues.
Tech Tools 2 0 Can They Transform The School L
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Edtech08
This document discusses the changing nature of education and skills needed for the future. It notes that schools are preparing students for a world that no longer exists, and that the top jobs of the future are unknown. Most students now have social media accounts, and people can connect about their passions from anywhere in the world at any time. Images are attributed to various Flickr accounts.
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Cathy Nelson is a teacher librarian, blogger, information specialist, wife, mother of two, 21st century learner, friend, daughter and sister. She is interested in photography and education based on images related to saving over-exposed photos and a student in a classroom.
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Cathy Nelson is a teacher librarian who is also a mom, learner, and enjoys professional development. She posted two Flickr images, one asking if an overexposed photo could be saved and another showing a student in a classroom.
Designingpages
The document discusses best practices for designing library web pages for students. It recommends focusing pages around the intended audience, using alignment and repetition in design, including clear navigation, and avoiding distracting elements like auto-playing media. Specific tips are given for internal page links and content to include for students and teachers. Examples of existing library websites are provided and contacts are given for the presenters.
Wysiwyg
This document provides an overview of using Netscape Composer to create basic web pages without knowledge of HTML. It discusses planning content, selecting an HTML editor like Netscape Composer, and using Composer's toolbars and features to write, format, and publish web pages. Key steps include selecting text and images, adding hyperlinks between pages, and saving files in a web folder to upload pages to a server.
Scasl Web
The document describes Catherine Nelson's journey learning to use digital video cameras and video editing software in her work as a school library media specialist. It details her initial frustrations and failures capturing video, her realization that a firewire was needed, taking a class to learn video editing, and ongoing challenges with project length and quality. With troubleshooting help from others and upgrading equipment, she was eventually able to successfully create video projects with teachers and students.
Tech Fair
This document provides a list of links to various blogs, websites and tools related to classroom technology integration, including blogs by Will Richardson on educational technology, a site on Web 2.0 introduction, the ACTEM news site, and blogs on key questions in education, blogging tools, readers, networking tools and other classroom technology tools.
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This document discusses how RSS (Really Simple Syndication) feeds and aggregators allow teachers to easily subscribe to blogs, podcasts, and other online content sources and have new updates delivered directly to their feed reader. It recommends some popular aggregators like Bloglines and Google Reader that teachers can use to access their feeds from any computer. It also provides examples of education blogs, podcasts and other content sources that teachers can subscribe to for professional development using RSS feeds.
Times Change June 2008 SC LMS Institute
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Overview
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- 1. Cathy Nelson Teacher Librarian / Media Specialist Conway Middle School Horry County Schools R U My Friend? Social Networking Explained
- 7. Do the possibilities scare you? Let’s unplug ‘em! Right?...
- 8. Why not just unplug? Interactive Engaging Children are connecting, collaborating, communicating. Find, store, create, critique, and share information Harness, evaluate, and create information effectively 21 st century literacy and global citizenship skills Tool for learning Daily life of digital natives Network
- 10. What (and who) is out there? What are our children doing online?
- 11. 93% of all Americans between 12 and 17 years old use the internet
- 12. 74% of teens now say the computer they use is in a public place in the home
- 13. A large majority of teens (71%) have established online profiles (including those on social networking sites such as MySpace)
- 20. Chat and Instant Messaging Risks Strangers can contact your children It’s hard to monitor Searchable online profiles Cyber-bullying
- 26. School work / Searching Risks Finding inappropriate material Finding inaccurate resources
- 36. Cyberbullying One in three online teens have experienced online harassment. Girls are more likely to be victims. Most teens say that they are more likely to be bullied offline than online.
- 40. What should I do to keep them safe?
- 46. Age appropriate guidelines Nothing takes the place of the parent.
- 47. Where do I find resources? Internet Safety Online Resources
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