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I like the balance of screen time and using paper copies in the class especially for that age group. I do wish there was a little more of these types of lessons for these age groups, my nephew loves being on someones phone to watch youtube. But has no idea the dangers and or things he should know and shouldn't know at that age.

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I like the template used for the powerpoint. I wish I had more of a balance when I was growing up. I wish when I was younger I reflected on how balanced I was in my daily life and when I realized I needed a break I wish I would've taken it. I wonder how teachers can implement media balance when students don't want that balance.

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1) I like the background, and layout of the presentation.

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I liked the different examples for the grades; learning the alphabet for kindergarteners and math games for first graders, etc. I also loved the pledge, for younger students that’s a really great idea. I don’t really have any “i wishes,” this presentation was well-rounded, however, I wish there was more of an interactive element! I wonder if technology is even healthy for young students like kindergarteners.

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I like how playing math games can be considered an incentive at the end of the week.
I wish there were more examples of alternatives for maintaining a media balance.
I wonder how many kids in this generation struggle with finding a media balance

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I like the "What?", "When?" & "How much?" examples. Very detailed and helped me understand what is being focused on.

The presentation was really good but I wish the ISTE Standards were more clearly labeled.

I wonder how many parents incorporate media balance into their homes.

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I like how the objectives were laid out. I wonder if most students/kids actually ask for permission and talk to people they know. As my stepbrother has gotten older I have always noticed that he plays on his Xbox with people hes never met and some of them are older. I wish these were things we didn't have to worry about, I wish the internet was a safe place for all without the risks. (I know that is probably not possible.)

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I enjoyed how the presentation was extremely detailed and every aspect was explained. I wonder how well this would work on utilizing this in the classroom.

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I liked the qr code at the end as a way to assess your audience’s thoughts! I wish I had known more about privacy and security online when I was younger, as it is so important. I wonder how we can instill the importance of privacy online in our students.

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I like the layout and the organization. I'm glad you added each grade on how they would use digital citizenship. There's nothing particular I wish, but I wonder how many students deal with media-balance and how they focus on well-being at home.

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I liked the use of the highlighter to emphasize your points. Digital footprints are so important, and I wish they had less potential to leave negative impacts. I loved the qr code, and the interactive element. I wonder how we can teach about digital footprints without fearmongering.

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I liked the graphic on the 5th slide I feel like it does a good job of explaining and reviewing what a digital citizen looks like

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I like the format of the slideshow and the qr code at the end. I wish I had been more aware of this information when I was younger. I wonder how we can teach students this.

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I really like the slides template super creative but I also like how you discussed the facilitator indicators. I wish at that age but also now, I knew way more about privacy and security

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I liked the metaphor of the footprint.
I wish this was taught early on in schools
I wonder how teachers can implement this topic into the curriculum

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I liked how you explained this by comparing it to an actual footprint. This would definitely help the younger students understand what a digital footprint is.

I wonder if parents are teaching this to their kids when they give them a phone.

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1) I liked the layout and the charts.
2) I wish we had learned more about technology as a kid.
3) I wonder how we would teach this to kids without having access to technology in rural areas.

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I liked the tips for digital privacy and security, they were very informational for both students and the teachers. I wish there were more apps and websites that were safe and welcome shown. I wonder if there is a way to ban these unsafe websites.

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I liked how it is easy on the eyes, it is easy to read because there are not many words on the screen together but still got the word across. I dont have a wish for this powerporint and I wonder how they can implement more teachers can use these objectives.

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I enjoyed how the presenter made sure to list the various reasons as to why it is important for students keep their privacy online. How would you exactly make sure students practice what you are teaching?

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I liked how organized the objectives are
I wish there were more information on how teachers can teach this topic
I wonder what grade should teachers begin to teach about this

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I like the template for this specific lesson! I like the part with the tips towards digital footprint successfulness. I wish we had opportunities to learn more about this in the classroom more interactively with the positives and negatives of this particular lesson.

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I liked the layout and how organized the slides were.

I wish we had learned more about this early on.

I wonder how you can address this with teenagers.

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I liked how you showed positive and negative examples of what a digital footprint can cause. I wish this was stressed more when we were younger I feel like this was not taught. I wonder if younger students think about what they post now more than we did.

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Ilike the template for this powerpoint, Ithink it goes well with the topic. I wish that there were less words on the scree, especially ifyou were presenting to children it would be hard to keep attention.I wonder if theres a way to see everything youve ever posted even if deleted.

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I like the QR code to the video in the powerpoint I think it's engaging and allows for a break of content

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1) I like the list of tips for students to manage their digital footprint.
2) I wish my schools had talked more about these topics rather than only talking about cyberbullying.
3) I wonder how to teach about this to older age groups without seeming repetitive.

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I really liked the 12 tips for students, I think that it is very helpful to students. I wish there were not as many negative consequences. I wonder how many students actually think before posting.

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Ilike how the standards are clearly laid out and the powerpoint has limited words on slides, it is easy to pay attention to. I wish that the presentation was a little bit shorter. I wonder how many students are unaware of the harms of sexting online

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I liked how teens were able to explain how sending explicit videos are not good and why some will do so. I do wonder you would approach this subject to students and would their gender play apart in how you discuss this with the students as a whole.

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I liked the assessments at the end of the slideshow I thought it was a good interactive feature. I wish all young children were aware of the effects. I wonder at what age students start to learn about this important topics in school.

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I like the template of the powerpoint and how she utilized youtube for the recording. I like the table of contents as well, great add in. I wish everyone knew about the consequences that come with sending pictures before they do it. I wonder what age you should begin to introduce the sexting/picture topic in hopes of preventing them from partaking.

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I like the topics you focused on as I think those are the most important to understand
I wish this topic was taught to all teenagers and older kids
I wonder what the best way to present this info to teens

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I really liked how the key terms were pointed out after each lesson to make sure that the students really understand what they are learning. I wish that all kids were open to talk about this to teachers or to a safe space. I wonder how we can make them more comfortable to open up.

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I liked how you guys presented the goals and objectives. The presentation is very clean as well. I also liked how you addressed teaching strategies. I wish there were easier ways to combat cyber bullying - it can sometimes be very subtle and vague, and therefore hard to catch, as with bullying in general. It takes a very mindful teacher to catch this kind of bullying. I wonder how we can address bullying in a way that does not harm any student.

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1) I like the table of contents.
2) I wish they had talked more about setting/maintaining boundaries and recognizing red flags when we were in school.
3) I wonder how to introduce this topic to the classroom.

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I like how you pointed out that to find what is comfortable for you first and then teach your students.
I wish there was a way you can teach this to younger students without scaring them.
I wonder what age is the most helpful to start teaching this and what type of teacher should teach this.

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I really liked how you laid out goals and objectives clear right in the beginning of your powerpoint. I wish the ISTE standards were more specific towards the topic. I wonder how we can elimate cyberbullying in the classroom.

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Ilike the interactive parts of this presentation. I wish that the one long slide was maybe broken into more slides. I wonder about the stats on cyberbullying

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1) I like the goals and objectives page.
2) I wish that my schools would've shown us different resources at different age levels. We watched the same cyberbullying video every year.
3) I wonder how to teach this to multiple grade levels without seeming repetitive.

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I like the image that was included on the title slide. I wish they didn't put the whole ISTE standard chart on there and just highlighted the ones they focused on. I wonder how teachers can actually help prevent cyberbullying once students leave the classroom. They don't really have authority over what students do at home and they can find a way to do so "anonymously." (in quotes because in some ways it can be linked back to you even if your name is not attached to it.)

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I like that the presentation provided ways to tell if there was cyberbullying occurring in the classroom that way we know what to look for an pay attention to.

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I liked the simplicity of the presentation and how you laid out your objectives. I also liked the different levels of news and media literacy for the grade levels. It’s so important to be able to recognize and understand things like copyright and credibility. I wish there was more of an interactive element! I wonder how we can combat the large amount of false news websites and media bias, and teach our students to know what is credible and what is not - how do you teach critical thinking?

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I liked how the goals were presented at the beginning of the slides it helped me determine what to look out for. I wish their ways to stop cyberbullying but bringing awareness definitely helps. I wonder how to teach younger grades about cyberbullying because technology is in childrens lives at a much younger age.

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I like the use of the padlet as one your assessments. It allows students to have a more open and safe space for communication. I wonder how these have changed overtime, at one point cyberbullying etc. was super super big in the classroom (with posters hanging up in the classroom) but now it seems it's not talked about as much

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I enjoyed the simple format that you used to discuss online hate, it made it easier to understand. I question how much influence we as future educators could have since most of this would take place online and possibly by someone who is in a completely different location.

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I liked the kid friendly video. I do not have a wish for this. I wonder how "literate" children can be in technology.

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I liked the layout of this presentation. I wish I could hear the video, but I can just click it on the shared powerpoint. Very informational. I wonder how teachers help students acknowledge/realize what is fake news compared to real news.

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I like how clear and comprehensible the presentation was
I wish there were more examples on how teachers can implement this topic in their classroom
I wonder how teachers can make sure students are finding credible sources

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I liked the importance of media balance aspect, it really tied in the other topics as well. I wish there was some more interactive elements throughout the presentation. I wonder if all the students in these grades can recognize these new literacys depending on their age level.

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I liked the format of your powerpoint.  I liked the video but wish there were a couple more interactive elements. I wonder/hope teachers are helping students find more credible sources.

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I really enjoyed the shortness of the video for one so students are engaged but also that it was made for kids! I also enjoyed the slide with how important it is to have media literacy for students in this age group.

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I like how the objectives were laid out. It made it easy to understand what was going to be talked about.

I wish there were more examples of how teachers/parents can teach this to kids.

I wonder what age/grade this should start in

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I liked that the presentation gave a clear and simple definition of news and media literacy.

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I liked that they went through each grade level and put in tips to help those specific age ranges!

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I liked that they went through each grade level and put in tips to help those specific age ranges!

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I liked how they included images on all of the slides but still kept it clean and professional

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I liked how they included images on all of the slides but still kept it clean and professional

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I liked how each topic was broken down into table of contents and then also providing key terms from each topic

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I liked how each topic was broken down into table of contents and then also providing key terms from each topic

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I liked how they presented each grade and how they explain us to set limits between students and the screen; they still believe that paper and pen is part of the learning for students and it's not all digital. I wish parents implement this at home as well, because this impact in the classroom, students get easily bored if they're not using the iPad or their Xbox/play station. I wonder how effective it is to introduce technology to little people, between 3 and 5 yo.

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I liked how it showed the positive and negative part of having a digital footprint in the internet. I wish this is taught at schools so students have an idea what's going to happen after they post something in the internet, at the same this has to be reinforced at home. I wonder how we remove something from our digital footprint, I'm not the same person I was 5 minutes ago..

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I liked how the presentation was explained to us and started with a video, is a good way to interact with the audience. I wish people are more open to talk about this topic because kids just be posting random pictures or talking to strangers; as teachers it is important to keep our students safe. I wonder if we need to start talking about communication and relationship at middle school or we need to talk about it when they're younger.

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I liked how they provided a little explanation of each major topic. I wish we can have access to more resources to send home and keep at school; cyberbullying is real and it's dangerous. I wonder how we can have parents and teacher to work together and stop hate speech and cyberbullying.

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I didn't have access to this presentation.