Digital Citizenship Survival Kit
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Digital citizenship survival kit presentation goes along with and totally inspired by Craig Badura http://www.craigbadura.com/2013/08/the-new-and-improved-digital.html A huge THANK YOU, to Craig!
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Digital Citizenship Survival Kit
- 1. Survival Kit by Dr. Fucoloro adapted from Craig Badura’s Digital Citizenship Survival Kits
- 3. responsible safe collaborate share create inform enrich ● locate info from variety of sources ● evaluate info for accuracy & credibility ● use info to: understand explain, persuade, and create
- 5. Padlock Passwords & Passcodes “Lock ‘em down”
- 6. Password & Toothbrush NEVER share them
- 7. Permanent Marker Everything you put online is permanent
- 9. THINK
- 10. Seeds Think about all the ‘seeds’ you are sowing.
- 11. Plug It’s okay to ‘unplug!’
- 13. Sheet of Paper THINK http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs39/i/2008/343/0/7/Crumpled_Looseleaf_Paper.jpg
- 14. Magnifying Glass Put good things out there. If you don’t tell your story, someone else will.
- 15. Strainer
- 16. Tattoos “Digital Tattoo” vs “Digital Footprint”
- 17. Notebook Would you be comfortable with anyone reading your online notebook?
- 19. Band Aids Can a Band-Aid fix your problem?
- 22. ‘Mad props’ to Craig Badura, for this awesome idea for discussing digital citizenship with students!
Hinweis der Redaktion
- strong passwords = combination of: letters numbers special characters
- What do passwords and toothbrushes have in common? You NEVER want to share them Except with parents
- ...even if hitting delete after posting someone could retweet, favorited, or taken a screenshot
- Info you post is like toothpaste coming out of the tube it’s almost impossible to get it all back in the tube!
- What you post now, could have an impact on you in the future. What ‘seeds’ are you sowing? could it grow into bigger problem or is plant going to be a strong, positive representation of who you are
- Imagine a mirror attached to your computer/device If you looked in it a saw someone in the reflection, would they approve of what you are doing or saying online? (someone over your shoulder)
- Have student wad it up into a ball throw it on the ground stomp on it have student pick it back up Teacher unravels it in front of the class tell student to apologize to the piece of paper for destroying it piece of paper respresents someone’s heart that has been cyberbullied We all want to apologize, but the emotional scars that remain inside DON’T go away...like the creases on the paper. THINK, is it: true, helpful, inspiring, necessary, kind?
- Past - used to be face-to-face and/or handshake Present & Future - Google. What shows up when you search yourself? Put good things out there. If you don’t tell your story, someone else will.
- what is real what’s not real become a good Internet searcher
- Tattoos are a lot harder to get rid of.
- Imagine all the things you do online Now imagine if your posts were in a notebook/journal would you be comfortable if anyone read this notebook/journal? Parents? Grandparents?
- THINK = is it: true helpful inspiring necessary kind
- When we were young, our mistakes were NOT Googleable. The mistakes you make will be Googleable. If a Band Aid won’t help, then you have a problem.