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Digital Literacy: Keeping Students Safe, Responsible and Ethical

Kim Zito

Library Media Specialist

http://www.slideshare.net/leocasey/digital-literacy-in-primary-school-site-presentation-2010

Elements of Digital Literacy:

	Digital Citizenship and Responsibility: Living in a “copy/paste” culture, students need to reflect on their responsibilities and rights as creators in the online spaces where they consume, create, and share information. From addressing plagiarism to piracy, students learn about copyright and fair use.
	Cybersafety Students explore how the Internet offers an amazing way to collaborate with others worldwide, while staying safe through employing strategies such as distinguishing between inappropriate contact and positive connections.
	Digital Footprint/ Reputation Students need to learn to protect their own privacy and respect others’ privacy. Our digital world is permanent, and with each post, students are building a digital footprint. By encouraging students to self-reflect before they self-reveal, they will consider how what they share online can impact themselves and others.
	Cyberbullying Students need to learn what to do if they are involved in a cyberbullying situation. Students are encouraged to take the active role of upstander and build positive, supportive online communities.
	Information Literacy: Information literacy includes the ability to identify, find, evaluate, and use information effectively. From effective search strategies to evaluation techniques, students learn how to evaluate the quality, credibility, and validity of websites, and give proper credit.

Icons and descriptions adapted from Common Sense Media

Let's Start With:

Digital Footprint/ Reputation

Students need to learn to protect their own privacy and respect others’ privacy.

Our digital world is permanent, and with each post, students are building

a digital footprint. By encouraging students to self-reflect before they

self-reveal, they will consider how what they share online can impact themselves and others.

Watch the Video	Overview: Digital Footprint from Common Sense Media OR Oversharing: Think Before you Post
Take the Quiz:	What's Your Digital Footprint? Quiz
Preview a Lesson/Video	Elementary K-2 Follow the Digital Trail Video K-2: Follow the Digital Trail Lesson Plan (And watch Teaching Video) 3-5 Digital Passport Privacy Module (Free registration required)	Middle Trillion Dollar Footprint Lesson Digital Compass: Me! Me! Meme! Play the game See the Educator Guide to the game	High School Abbas's Story: Pride In Your Digital Footprint Video College-Bound Lesson Plan Private Today; Public Tomorrow Lesson and Educator Video
Resources	Oversharing Poster	Common Craft: Protecting Your Reputation Online Video	3 Step Plan for a Digital Makeover
Share with Parents and Family	From Common Sense Media Common Sense on Privacy and Digital Footprints

Next Module:

Digital Citizenship and Responsibility:

Living in a “copy/paste” culture, students need to reflect on their responsibilities

and rights as creators in the online spaces where they consume, create, and

share information. From addressing plagiarism to piracy, students learn about

Step 1: Watch these Overview Videos	Common Craft: Copyright and Creative Commons	Common Sense Media: Copyright and Fair Use Creation	Creative Commons Kiwi Explanatory Video
Explore Lessons	K-2 My Creative Work Lesson 3-5 Whose Is It, Anyway? Lesson 3-5 How to Cite a Site Lesson	A Creator's Rights Lesson A Creator's Responsibilities Lesson Secret Sharer Lesson and Making Digital CItizenship Personal Video	Copyrights and Wrongs Lesson Rights, Remixes and Respect Lesson Digital Byes Overview Video

Check out these resources	Copyright Kids	1 : 1 Essentials: Encouraging Digital Citizenship	Copyright and Fair Use Checklist
	Creative Commons Infographic	Teaching Copyright: Asking Permission	Explore Licensing with Creative Common
Share with Parents and Family	Common Sense on Respecting Creative Work

Next Module:

Information Literacy:

Information literacy includes the ability to identify, find, evaluate, and use

information effectively. From effective search strategies to evaluation techniques,

students learn how to evaluate the quality, credibility, and validity of websites, and give proper credit.

Step 1: Watch the Overview Video	Using Critical Thinking to Find Trustworthy Websites	From Common Sense Media:	And the Teaching Channel
Explore Lessons	Elem: K-2 ABC's of Searching Lesson Sites I Like Lesson 3-5 The Key to Keywords Lesson 3-5 Choosing a Search Site Lesson	MS; Strategic Searching Lesson Identifying High Quality Sites Lesson Crawling the Web Lesson	HS: Collective Intelligence Lesson HS: Information Literacy Modules
Check out these resources	K-12 NoodleTools ShowMe Information Literacy Modules	Jo Cool or Jo Fool CyberTour	Easybib Website Evaluation Guide
Share With Parents and Family	Smart Searching Family Tip Sheet	Strategic Searching Family Tip Sheet	Wikipeda Family Tip Sheet

Next Module:

Cybersafety

Students explore how the Internet offers an amazing way to collaborate

with others worldwide, while staying safe through employing strategies

such as distinguishing between inappropriate contact and positive connections.

Step 1: Watch the Overview Video		Internet Keep Safe Coalition Overview Video
	Elementary: My Online Neighborhood Video Pause and Think Online Video	MS: Perspectives on Chatting Safely Online Video	HS: Sexting Video and Case Study Overview Case studies are intended for parents but could also be used with high school students
	K-2 Going Places Safely Lesson	MS: Safe Online Talk Lesson	HS: Overexposed: Sexting and Relationships Lesson and Educator Video Risky Online Relationships Lesson
Check out these resources	Webonauts Internet Academy	Grades 3-8 Safe Surfing Game from the FBI
Share with Parents and Family	5 Myths and Truths about Kids' Internet Safety	Parent Concerns: Privacy and Internet Safety	Risky Online Relationships Family Tip Sheet

Next Module:

Cyberbullying

Students need to learn what to do if they are involved in a cyberbullying situation.

Students are encouraged to take the

active role of upstander and build positive, supportive online communities.

Step 1: Watch the Overview Video		Common Sense Media: Cyberbullying Prevention Guide for Kids
	Elementary Power of Words Video	Leaving a Positive Footprint Video	HS: Ricardo's Story: Making Fun of Others Online Video
Explore Lessons	3-5: Group Think Lesson	Cyberbullying: Crossing the Line Lesson and Educator Video	HS: Turn Down the Dial on Cyberbullying Lesson
Check out these resources	Edutopia Cyberbullying Resources	Bullying Infographic	Cyberbullying Parent Program
Share with Parents and Family	Alert: Digital Drama to Watch Out For	Cyberbullying Parent and Family Tip Sheet	Parent Video:Advice about Cyberbullying

More Interactives, Modules and Lessons to Teach Digital Literacy

Scope and Sequence: Full lesson plans

with all materials provided

Don't miss the ibooks in the Apple store

for student workbooks and teacher editions for ipads

Cybersmart

Netsmartz

From the National Center for Exploited

and Missing Children

Student Projects; Lesson Plans;

Presentations, and more

Parents and Guardians

PBS Webonauts Internet Academy for Ages 8-10

Media Smarts

Childnet International Primary and secondary resources

Also Visit their New Site

Digizen

ikeepsafe.org

(Free and paid resources)

Digital Citizenship

Digital Education Revolution NSW

Parents Home Page

Digital Citizenship site from Quebec

Budd-E Teaching Modules

Primary and Secondary

Teaching Copyright to HS Students

Media Education Lab

Lesson Plans for High School Students

Safe Online Surfing

From the FBI

Think Before You Link

From Discovery Education and Intel

Security

Tips for Parents

3 Step Plan for a Digital Makeover

Lisa Nielsen (Check tag "digital

footprint" for more

great resources)

NoodleTools Show Me Information Literacy Modules

21st Century Information Fluency

See all modules and wizards for full activities listig

Rosen's Digital Literacy Database (Paid Subscription)

(See handout for Trial information)

More Resources/ Articles

Join the edWeb community of educators and the Digital Literacy community

It's free! Webinars, resources and discussion forums

http://www.edweb.net/.59efe6f1/

Edutopia: Digital Literacy is the Bedrock For Lifelong Learning

http://www.edutopia.org/blog/digital-divide-technology-internet-access-literacy-vanessa-vega

Edutopia Video playlist

http://www.edutopia.org/blog/film-festival-digital-citizenship

And Digital Literacy Resource Roundup

http://www.edutopia.org/article/digital-citizenship-resources

Edutopia Bullying/ Cyberbullying Resources

http://www.edutopia.org/article/bullying-prevention-resources

What's Your Digital Footprint? Quiz

http://inkleined-to-teach.com/2013/05/19/whats-your-digital-footprint-take-this-quiz-and-find-out-2/

Teaching Channel Video: Using Critical thinking to find Trustworthy Sites

in partnership with Common Sense Education (see the complete playlist)

https://www.teachingchannel.org/videos/analyzing-websites-with-students

New Zealand: Digital CItizenship Professional Learning Module

http://elearning.tki.org.nz/Professional-learning/Professional-development/Digital-citizenship-modules/Digital-citizenship-and-cybersafety/What-is-digital-citizenship

FutureLab Professional Learning: Digital Citizenship

http://futurelab.org.uk/resources/digital-literacy-professional-development-resource

Creative Commons Infographic

http://rack.2.mshcdn.com/media/ZgkyMDEyLzEyLzA4L2RkL0NDaW5mb2dyYXBoLmpJei5qcGc/f9f19a65/65e/CC-infographic.jpg

Creating a Culture of Integrity in your Classroom

http://www.edutopia.org/blog/8-pathways-creating-culture-integrity-marilyn-price-mitchell

The Literacy in Digital Literacy

https://sites.google.com/site/digitalliteracyworkshop/the-literacy-in-digital-literacy

Moving From Digital Citizenship to Digital Leadership

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CIUNtVIWEAAHBI2.jpg

Cyberwise: No Grownup Left Behind

http://www.cyberwise.org/#!educators/cbo4

(Note: There are free resources for educators but the lessons cost $)

Digital Literacy for All Learners

An initiative of the Center for Digital Inclusion at the Graduate School of Library and Information Science

http://publish.illinois.edu/digital-literacy4all/

Literacy in Learning Exchange: Getting Started with Questions of Digital Literacy

http://www.literacyinlearningexchange.org/getting-started-questions-digital-literacy

PBS.org/ Mediashift: Don't Be Fooled: Use the SMELL test to Separate Fact from Fiction Online

http://www.pbs.org/mediashift/2013/02/dont-be-fooled-use-the-smell-test-to-separate-fact-from-fiction-online038/

TeachThought: 20 Basic Rules for Digital Citizenship

http://www.teachthought.com/technology/20-basic-rules-for-digital-citizenship/

Evaluating Website Checklist

https://remix.nd.edu/?q=node/128#overlay-context=projects%3Fq%3Dprojects

Easybib Website Evaluation Guide

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B2FyeA5JK8uKV0NaUzdDbGw3RjQ/edit

Applying the CRAAP test to evaluate websites

http://www-lib.iupui.edu/files/Applying%20the%20CRAAP%20Test%20to%20Evaluating%20Web%20Sites.pdf

Edutopia: Introducing Social Media to Elementary School Students

http://www.edutopia.org/blog/introducing-social-media-lower-elementary-beth-holland

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