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-being safe and responsible when using technology

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Digital Citizenship for Elementary Students

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Digital Citizenship for Elementary Students

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Example of a video teachers can use with younger students to explain the importance of digital citizenship.

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Super Digital Citizen (2015 - OLD VERSION)

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Students (and adults) need to understand how to properly use technology and online resources for 21st century skills.

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Help students understand they cannot always believe what they read online.

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Students need to understand the impact of their digital footprint

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Being digitally responsible means understanding when you are allowed to copy, alter, and share

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(OLD VERSION) Copyright and Fair Use Animation

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Students may not realize the dangers of the Internet and need to learn how to keep themselves safe

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Kids online lives connect them to the entire world, but kids aren't always as private as they think. Anything that kids post or text can be copied, pasted, forwarded, searched, and viewed by millions of people. Read these Common Sense tips on how to protect your kids online privacy.

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Reference a digital citizenship curriculum like
https://www.commonsense.org/education/digital-citizenship

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Use https://creativecommons.org/ to teach about copyright and fair use laws

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Teach students to use a fact-checking website like
http://www.snopes.com/

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A reference tool for educators
http://digitalliteracy.us/