Social Media and Our Kids: MOVING BEYOND THE FEAR
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This document provides guidance for families on establishing etiquette and safety practices for kids' use of technology. It emphasizes that policing kids is less effective than guiding them and suggests setting rules like changing wifi passwords, limiting device use at the table or before bed, and requiring permission before posting about family members online. It also stresses the importance of media literacy skills for kids, including evaluating sources and intentions of information online. Technical skills, social skills, and knowledge-building are encouraged through coding platforms and online courses. The document advocates nurturing creativity, self-expression, and change-making through activities like starting websites or online communities.
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Social Media and Our Kids: MOVING BEYOND THE FEAR
- 1. Kids and Technology Moving Beyond the FEAR
- 5. Moral Panics
- 9. “Policing our children is futile. When we guide our children, they flourish.”
- 11. FAMILY ETIQUETTE
- 17. changing wifi password bedtime for devices no devices at the table people first when mom and dad ask you to put it away. you put it away. no posting information about family members w/o permission
- 20. RULES: Exhibit B, Kanella and Sophie
- 21. JUMP IN. PARTICIPATE! ENCOURAGE AND MODEL BALANCED U MONITOR AS BEST YOU CAN E SITES THAT THEY ARE ALLOWED / NOT ALL NO CYBERBULLYING : Source: CommonSenseMedia.Org
- 22. Nothing is really private. Establish privacy settings. Keep passwords private. Consider the privacy of others. Source: CommonSenseMedia.org
- 24. Free book download http://www.danah.org/itscomplicated/ “When we assume that youth will just absorb all things digital through exposure, we absolve ourselves of our responsibility to help them develop necessary skills.”
- 27. IRONY?
- 29. MEDIA LITERACY HOW TO WRITE A QUERY WHAT IS THE CONTEXT OF THE INFORMATION? WHAT BIASES ARE EMBEDDED IN THE MESSAGE? WHO IS PROVIDING THE MESSAGE? WHAT ARE THE INTENTIONS OF THE INFORMATION PROVIDER? COPYRIGHT ISSUES ONLINE CHEATING
- 30. HO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, WHY? LANCE RESEARCH SOURCES PERSON WHO THEY SAY THEY ARE? T OUT HOW MARKETERS TARGET THEM Source: CommonSenseMedia.com
- 32. Technical Skills Social Skills Sought-after Knowledge Fluency and Comprehension
- 33. CODE.ORG
- 34. codeacademy.com
- 36. Massively Open Online Course aka “MOOC”
- 37. FAMILY ETIQUETTE SAFETY MEDIA LITERACY KNOWLEDGE CREATIVITY & SELF EXPRESS
- 48. MAX PRESENTS
- 53. FAMILY ETIQUETTE SAFETY MEDIA LITERACY KNOWLEDGE CREATIVITY & SELF EXPRESS KNOWLEDGE CHANGE-MAKER
- 59. GRANT LEMAY
- 61. SAM
- 62. World Peace?
- 63. FAMILY ETIQUETTE SAFETY MEDIA LITERACY KNOWLEDGE CREATIVITY & SELF EXPRESS CHANGE-MAKER VILLAGE & COMMUNITY
- 68. Deep a diaper changing station? Potty Training a Toddler?
- 69. signupgenius.com
- 70. NOT JUST BETTER STUDENTS. BETTER PEOPLE”
- 73. Support for LBGT Support for Anyone different
- 76. fanfiction.com
- 79. FAMILY ETIQUETTE SAFETY MEDIA LITERACY KNOWLEDGE CREATIVITY & SELF EXPRESS CHANGE-MAKER VILLAGE & COMMUNITY AGENCY. EMPATHY. EMPOWERMENT.
Editor's Notes
- Once your child has a firm grasp on how to navigate safely and intelligently online, the world of knowledge is at their fingertips, literally, and astoundingly robust learning can take place.
- These MOOC’s have begun to disrupt higher education, and will continue to do so.
- The pictures that follower are from local kids’ Instagram accounts.
- Instagram is a very popular app that kids use to share photos. Because of special filters and other effects within the app, it’s possible to create stunning images, such as these taken by two shaker heights 7th graders.