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Be Internet Awesome with Google
Google's Be Internet Awesome curriculum provides incredible resources to teach digital citizenship in your classroom. The curriculum is ready to go,...
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What is the Public Domain?
Avoiding plagiarism and following copyright laws is important. The public domain covers work not protected by copyright, which essentially means that...
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Anti-Cyberbullying Toolkit
No matter what grade level you teach, it is never too early to start talking about responsible use of the internet. This is especially true when it...
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12 Tips For Students To Manage Their Digital Footprints
Do your students understand the wide-reaching effects of improper online behavior? Do we talk enough about creating positive online portfolios?...
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LastPass
How do you keep your passwords safe? The Tech Chap uses LastPass, which stores passwords, login info, and details in a secure vault. It lets you...
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Kiddle: A Safe Search Engine
Do you want your young students to be able to research on the internet but are concerned about age-inappropriate sites? Kiddle could be the answer...
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Frayer a Friend
The Frayer Model is a classic graphic organizer used for building student vocabulary. Before introducing the Frayer Model to your students, consider...
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Digital Citizenship: An Overview
It's Digital Citizenship Week! So much of our time is spent on social media and digital spaces, which is why being educated on digital citizenship is...
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Incorporating Digital Citizenship into Your Classroom
Responsible screen use and effective tech integration in the classroom will be critical to your students’ academic success. Join Common Sense...
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Common Sense Digital Citizenship Resources for Family Engagement
Just like with other content areas, building a strong digital citizenship foundation takes a village. In this resource from Common Sense Education,...
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OpenDNS FamilyShield
It's important to protect children while they are online, whether at school or home. OpenDNS FamilyShield, a completely free tool, allows families to...
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Google for Education Digital Literacy Resources
Explore these resources and tools created by Google to inspire creativity, encourage hands-on learning, and equip your students with digital skills....
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Considerations for Using Classroom Tech
As Matt Miller from Ditch That Textbook notes, classroom technology has the potential to be transformative. With the buffet of edtech choices...
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IDOE Educator Standards for Blended and Online Teaching
Providing students with high-quality digital learning opportunities requires educators to have a specific set of knowledge and skills. This resource...
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Unsplash: Free Photos & Backgrounds
Looking for freely usable images on the web? Look no further! Unsplash is a website dedicated to sharing stock photography under the Unsplash...
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The C. R. A. A. P. Test
Battling fake news and evaluating sources can be a difficult task. Using the C. R. A. A. P. Test is a great way for you and your learners to...
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Smithsonian Open Access
Have you ever wanted to use Smithsonian images to coincide with your lesson? Now you can download, share, and reuse millions of the Smithsonian’s...
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Teaching Digital Citizenship with Digital Passport
Teaching digital citizenship is a struggle for many teachers and schools, but it doesn't have to be. Digital Passport, a free resource from Common...
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Taking on Cyberbullying on YouTube: A Teen Perspective
Helping our students understand how to become responsible digital citizens is essential, especially on YouTube. One way to ensure proper...
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