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As a teacher, you're always in the spotlight.

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vigilance

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"It's better to be safe than sorry

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Students always use computer with a buddy for accountnability

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Students always use computer with a buddy for accountnability

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Keeping records interactions between students, parents, etc.

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Always think before you post!

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Be responsible and respectful of yourself & of others online

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https://www.commonsensemedia.org/educators/digital-citizenship

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Teach students the appropriate language for various platforms (i.e.: blogs, professional websites, social media, etc.)

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If you wouldn't look at it in front of Grandma, don't look at it in the classroom.

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Teach students how to identify credible sources

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Set clear boundaries for use of technology and be consistent with consequences regarding misuse

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Follow the Golden Rule

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Be proactive in educating students on how to use technology responsibly

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http://www.cyberwise.org/digital-citizenship-resources

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Need to teach students how to reference and correctly cite information.

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We need to guide our students through the process of working online/using technology

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avoid going to site you shouldn't on company material

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6 Resources for Digital Citizen Teachers:

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6 Resources for Digital Citizen Teachers:

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https://www.edutopia.org/blog/digital-citizenship-resources-matt-davis

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practice what you preach when it comes to internet use

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Teachers must walk a fine line between acceptable use of technology and the overuse of technology. Teachers must demonstrate using technology responsible.

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Teaching students how and when to use technology.

Sites, resources, information, and so on.

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Make sure to act the same online as you would in person.

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Use happy friendly memes. Like lolcatz and such

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No dank memes (ironic expressions used to mock online viral media and in-jokes that are intentionally bizarre. .

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Great resource with lesson ideas for Digital Citizenship:

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Great resource with lesson ideas for Digital Citizenship:

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http://www.netsmartz.org/Parents

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Being accountable for the way we use the internet & the resources we find

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Be cognizant of the fact that anything you put online will be there forever.

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Model Digital Citizenship
Do as I say, not as I do.
Reference Copyrights

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We don't have to just teach kids to be good people, but good people online

be careful of copyright rules

Make standards of student use clear along with consequences of misuse

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PLAY NICELY ON THE INTERNET
NO FLAMING
SAY GG

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What does this mean for us, as teachers, now?