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When I saw the list of digital literacy books, I immediately thought that I could use these during an afterschool event at my school called, "SAFE: Student and Family Education."  Parents go to one room to learn about something school related, and students go to another room to learn about something to do with safety.  In the past, we have had police officers, firefighters, lifeguards, etc., come in to read a book and maybe do a craft.  I think this could be a fun option for this year's K-2 group!

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Made with a Canva Template called Social Media

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Jen Fahsel

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Digital Literacy
Melissa Canner

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Digital Literacy

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My students are generally juniors and seniors who are starting the college/career search. This is a start to a slide deck that I hope to create to have discussion about the impact their actions can have in the future.

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is now more than searching for the answer on the internet, it is being conscious of the vastness of the internet and our responsibilities to make students aware of social values.

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In this day and age of technoloby, we must treat digital citizenhip as part of social skills we use in teaching students good manners. We need to make sure they practice digital citizenship as often as possible.

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The biggest take away for me was the transition from a Digital Citizen to a Digital Leader. Since I'm with the same students for two years, I think it's a perfect way to show parents the transition between the two, what we'll be shifting to in school & how they can help support their child at home.

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Thought this would be great to use with my students!

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This was my first time using Buncee.