Digital+Citizenship

[|My Digital Footprints]

Go to the link above and find the student called Beau. Read about him and answer the following questions:

[|10 Tests of Digital Citizenship] [|Google Lessons: YouTube and Digital Citizenship]

[|More About YouTube and Digital Citizenship]

[|Social Tech - Digital Citizenship]

[|Digital Citizenship Week][|How to Improve Your Social Media Safety - Her Campus]

Learn the Ropes on Digital Citizenship

[|50 Crucial Rules – Social Media Etiquette for Students]

This document provides some great general rules for digital communication including grammar and some specific guidelines for Facebook and Twitter.

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[|Digital Citizenship VoiceThread]

[|How to embed a Voicethread]

[|Voicethread how-to]

Voicethread 4 Education

[|Qwiki Creator]

**What is Digital Citizenship?** Read this article: [|Nine Themes of Digital Citizenship].


 * 1) On YOUR wiki page, write a definition of Digital Citizenship. Be sure your COOL TEXT name (first name only) is at the top of your wiki page. Your definition will go right under that.
 * 2) Then list the nine elements (themes) of digital citizenship below the definition.
 * 3) Meet with your classmates, write your summaries of one of the elements. Put your summary on your wiki page.
 * 4) Go to Creative Commons to find pictures that illustrate the element assigned to you. Create a [|VoiceThread] of that element. **Your VoiceThread must have __5 slides__ with URLs on the pictures, or a separate page __giving credit__ (attribution) to sources.**

[] [|fotopedia] [|7 Things You Should Know About Creative Commons] More sites for Clip Art[|Morgue File] [|Free Photo Links][|More Photo Sites]

[|4 Creative Commons Sites You Should Know About]

Nine Elements - 1. Mary 2. Carmen 3. Tania 4.Daylon Fernando Justin 6.LaShonda 7. Trystan (Rights) Maria (Responsibilities) 8.Sandra 9.Tyeisha

5. Digital Etiquette - Mrs. Shinn will figure something out to do with this.


 * Create a [|VoiceThread] of that element.** **Complete the following:**
 * **Create a free account at http://voicethread.com/#home **
 * **Read over the site, and review some of the Voicethreads created in the gallery on the site.**
 * **Use these excellent print directionsto practice making a 5 slide VoiceThread.**
 * **Voicethread provides a nice 1 minute HOW TO Video**
 * **Practice using VoiceThread with a variety of images (I show you how to save powerpoint slides as images in video above or use images from Flickr, etc. )**
 * **Be sure to include any attribution information as required (e.g. URL on image)**
 * Step 2: Write a Script for your Activity Using VoiceThread**
 * Now that you have practiced, create your element of digital citizenship. Use at least 5 slide Voicethread.A few tips:**
 * **You must set (checkmark) your VoiceThread in Publishing Options (button at the bottom in editing mode) to "Public :Yes & Comments :Yes" for your classmates to view it and possibly leave comments for you. (Again, please see my tutorial video)**
 * **Copy your Voicethread URL to your clipboard to put in wiki**

[|Copyright and Creative Commons with Videos]

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[|My Digital Footprints]
 * Supplemental Work**

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This week we will explore the nine elements of Digital Citizenship while we help Mrs. Holland to create a bulletin board called "Don't Get Caught in the Web." Each student will take one of those elements, write a summary of both elements and give an example of bad web behavior.


 * 1) On YOUR wiki page, write a definition of Digital Citizenship. Be sure your COOL TEXT name (first name only) is at the top of your wiki page. Your definition will go right under that.
 * 2) Then list the nine elements of digital citizenship below the definition.
 * 3) Meet with your classmates, write your summaries and examples on this Googledoc:[| Nine Elements of Digital Citizenship]
 * 4) Meet with Mrs. Holland to create your part of the web.