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Jacque Walters

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1. Arthur's Computer Disaster

2. Berenstein Bears Computer Trouble Computer Teacher from the Black Lagoon

3. My First Book About the Internet Goodnight iPad Franklin & the Computer

4. Surf Sammy's New Computer

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Digital Citizenship for Students

Your Digital Footprint: What Is It and How Can You Manage It?

Digital reputation

Know the ISTE Standards for Teachers: Model digital citizenship

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Digital Citizenship for Every School | Common Sense Education

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Common Sense Education provides schools with a free, research-based Digital Citizenship Curriculum for grades K-12. Listen to educators describe how the curriculum has positively affected their students and transformed their schools' cultures around issues like cyberbullying, online safety, and media literacy.

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Follow the Digital Trail (K-2)

Oops! I Broadcast It on the Internet (9-12)

Cyber Bullying Awareness for Internet Safety and Digital Citizenship

Digital Citizenship Writing Activity

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Digital citizenship skills allow students to stay safe online and maximize their online experiences. Many students haven't grasped the concept of "permanent". Students need to be aware that things they post in fifth grade could follow them around for the next 50 years. Students should want to have a positive online reputation, just as they want a positive reputation in person.

Students should also be taught how to be safe online. This means viewing and posting age-appropriate content, staying private and safe from strangers, respecting the privacy of others, being kind to peers online, recognizing scams, and fact-checking.

Teaching empathy and kindness is imperative, especially in a world where a child has access to some of the worst of humanity at the push of a button. Digital citizenship should be taught to anyone with access to technology.