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Elementary/Middle School Digital Privacy game

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Elementary/Middle School Digital Privacy game

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Privacy Playground: The First Adventure of the Three CyberPigs | MediaSmarts

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In this game, designed for ages 8-10, the CyberPigs play on their favourite website and encounter marketing ploys, spam and a close encounter with a not-too-friendly wolf.

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High school video about cyberbullying and posting on line

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High school video about cyberbullying and posting on line

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http://pbskids.org/arthur/games/letterwriter/email.html?scrlybrkr=fd3794be

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Elementary Video about Digital Citizenship

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Elementary Video about Digital Citizenship

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Using Artsonia is a great way for Artists to showcase their work and encourage others

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This week we spent some time focusing on Digital Citizenship in the art room using our online digital art gallery. Students learned to write kind and encouraging comments to fellow Dryden Artists. ( See our internet safety fugleflick.)
We tried to find students who didn't have many comments on their artwork yet so they could experience the fun of participating on Artsonia.
Participation is really the key to making our Artsonia experience fun. When a student has fan club members they get an email for each newly published piece of artwork. The hope is that they will comment and encourage the young artists. These comments are then approved by the parents who then share them with the child. When every piece of this network participates, the young artists are encouraged and motivated to do their best!

We visually filled a bucket as we metaphorically filled buckets with our encouraging and kind comments online.
Every time a student wrote a comment they put a letter in the bucket to symbolize how they are filling up the spirits of the people they write to. This metaphor is based on a book called: Have you Filled a Bucket Today?
The third graders not only filled this bucket but I had to pull out a large vase, and create an over flow area! We counted out the pieces at the end of class and applauded their efforts to share kind words with others.We hope that the parents take a moment to approve and share these comments with their young artists. Below are some approved comments just posted this morning.

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This week we spent some time focusing on Digital Citizenship in the art room using our online digital art gallery. Students learned to write kind and encouraging comments to fellow Dryden Artists. ( See our internet safety fugleflick.) We tried to find students who didn't have many comments on their artwork yet so they could experience the fun of participating on Artsonia.

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9-12 lesson about fostering community online.

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6-8 lesson about handling inappropriate online talk.

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3-5 lesson about creating a positive online community.

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K-2 lesson about emails

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from Statista