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Cable in the Classroom brings you a series of free, standards-based lessons, InCtrl, that teach key digital citizenship concepts. Via Marteana Davidson 
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And what about Snapchat? Great article via the amazing Digital Diva
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November 11, 2013 8:50 PM
Digital lives shouldn't be much different than Real Life.
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YouTube is requiring commenters to use their Google+ account, a move which should make it more kid-frriendly. Via EdTechSandyK
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Do you think this one will do the trick?
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From
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The rules governing children's online privacy got a refresh for the social media age this week.
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It's about time! "The Internet and the way we use it have of course evolved significantly over the last 13 years" #EdChat
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A world-renowned physicist meets a gorgeous model online. They plan their perfect life together. But first, she asks, would he be so kind as to deliver a special package to her?
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Daniel Fishbein held a news conference Thursday to address the transmission of nude photos of high school girls through social media. Via EdTechSandyK
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Convo Needed NOW! Example: http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3583/5727037221_604fefb00d_z.jpg
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Just brilliant! Goes with my "controversial" graphic: http://bit.ly/Z89y7P
Hamish L's comment,
March 22, 2013 12:22 AM
the term "digital citizenship" seems to have been hi jacked by internet safety. Isn't citizenship so much more than this, digital or otherwise?
's comment April 7, 2013 8:45 PM
the focus should not only be on digital safety which of course is a large part of digital citizenship but includes so much more, like for example; digital communication, digital literacy and digital access. Digital citizenship as a subject at school was created as more than just finger wagging and more about education and infomation which in turn leads to good choices and the ability to be safe. Safety is a bonus which comes through following all aspects of digital citizenship. The school and library can be a safe place where digital information is accessed accurately and students have the ability to acquire new knowledge
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Managing your digital footprint Great links ;-) + Fantastic Posters for kids for this topic!
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Edmodo provides consistency in teaching subjects from year to year. We don’t have have books for my classes, so everything is teacher created or scavenged off the internet. As a result, things “disappear,” including saved documents.
The solution was to save and organize my documents are always in my Edmodo Library. I am finding that my classes are MUCH more consistent and I don’t lose documents. Via Judy O'Connell
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Great article!
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#Infotention and #digitalcitizenship http://t.co/tLpvUXrl
Paula Correia's curator insight,
April 29, 2013 11:43 AM
A Cidadania Digital não se limita a um acordo entre a escola e o aluno deve incluir também as famílias... |
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As 2013 comes to a close, we're taking some time to look forward to the new year. Here's 10 of our favorite digital citizenship bloggers to ... Via EdTechSandyK
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Great people to also follow on Twitter!
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Digital lives shouldn't be much different than Real Life.
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December 15, 2013 3:05 PM
And what about Snapchat? Great article via the amazing Digital Diva
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Internet Awareness Resources by @booksandbytes
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WARNING & Disclosure: A wee bit of shameless self promotion here - I was honored to be interviewed by the amazing @hitsamty of SLJ
What wasn't mentioned but I'm passionate about: It's not the DEVICE it's the DECISION of the teen that makes a difference! I've been preaching internet safety (now awareness) since 97 one of my most embarrassing early webpages is this
Or as I said in 2000: "The most effective, reliable, Internet Safety Filter is an Involved, Informed, and Aware Parent and an Educated and Ethical Kid."*
2013 UPDATE--->> http://www.flickr.com/photos/info_grrl/5727037221/
Again, was honored to give my Google & Social Media Ed & Sex Ed line! (see link above) BUT, [sad face] my "Daring Librarian" brand was not mentioned. -- Still, an EXCELLENT take on this important subject --- my blatherings nonwithstanding!
Bookmarking Librarian's curator insight,
April 1, 2014 12:40 AM
Social Media - Snapchat: Cybersafety/Cybersmart
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I've got a short critique up now at Cato (earlier on the topic here).
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Robin Good's curator insight,
March 18, 2013 7:05 AM
Bill French has just released and made available for purchase a Google Docs based mini-app he has developed, which allows anyone to curate online content without needing to have a website or blog. The app whic is called Qyurate, allows to capture and edit / curate content found on the web, to archive and store it by sending to a dedicated email, and to publish it via RSS. More specifically: Instead of emailing your annotated content items to a blogging platform such as Tumblr, email them to qyurate@gmail.com. A running process at qyurate@gmail.com email address will see your posts, parse them into your available content for your feeds, and organize them by tags. Tagging your posts is achieved by adding a name-value pair in parenthesis at the end of the email subject line. The Art of QR Codes (qyurate:entconnect) In the above example, this curated post will be categorized under “entconnect”. It is also possible to tag a post for use in multiple categories. This makes it simple to dispatch curated items to more than one destination via separate RSS feeds. Price: you name a price starting from $10 * What I have done to get access without buying, is to provide a fictitious PIN when asked, and it seems you can go through it without problems.
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March 18, 2013 9:31 AM
Sites step up to take the floods of people looking for RSS feed curation services
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Explore The Daring Librarian photos on Flickr. The Daring Librarian has uploaded 5910 photos to Flickr.
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Google Ed, Social Media Ed, & Sex Ed for Teens
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Have you ever Googled your kid's name? If not, you might want to think about it -- just to make sure their 'online reputation' is as good as their real one.
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What to Do When Your Kid's Online Rep Goes Awry OR Google your kids — early and often
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Building a digital footprint is an issue I believe doesn’t garner enough attention in our personal and professional lives.
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