Digital Citizenship

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2. Digital Citizenship What technology do you use? Computers iPads iPods Smartphones Game Consoles

3. Digital Citizenship We live in the age of digital connectivity Technology is now a basic tool of the educational process

4. Digital Citizenship IWCS believes iPads are a valuable educational resource to support and promote 21st century learning Increases student engagement in learning Expands learning beyond walls of the school Promotes collaboration, creativity and critical thinking skills Allows for anytime/anywhere learning Provides platform to communicate locally and globally

5. Digital Citizenship “iPads allow us to level the educational playing field for Isle of Wight County high school students, and eventually for all of our students. “ Robert Eley, IWCS School Board Chairman

6. Digital Citizenship Instant on /wi-fi capable Portable and manageable size Long battery life Easy to personalize Handwriting and typing capability Multi-dimensional platform Economical Local content storage Leader in educational apps Compatibility Intuitive technology Apple experienced in educational arena WHY iPads?

7. Digital Citizenship “ An important part of educating the 21st century learner is to realize that we must also teach them the knowledge and skills they need to successfully and safely navigate the ever-expanding digital highway.” A. KatrisePerera, IWCS Superitendent

8. Digital Citizenship Opportunity Responsibility Mrs. KatrisePereraIWCS Superintendent

9. Digital Citizenship Everywhere we go online, we leave our digital footprint … Everything we post and share… Digital information is forever … Once it’s on line you do not control where it goes … …or who can potentially access it

10. Digital Citizenship “We are living online, but have yet to fully realize the implications of doing so… One of these implications is that our tracks through the digital sand are eternal.” John Batelle

11. Digital Citizenship • Remember, colleges, future employers, and organizations will be looking at your digital footprint now and in the future. What does your footprint say about you?

12. Digital Citizenship Digital citizenship is about establishing the norms of appropriate, safe, and responsible behavior when using technology resources. Digital citizenship requires respecting ones self and others when using electronic communication devices and not utilizing technology to hurt, harm or deceive others. Digital citizenship means following guidelines set by parents, schools, employers and the law about what should be accessed and when.

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14. Digital Citizenship Could someone misinterpret what I am saying? Am I posting in anger? Am I revealing too much about myself? Am I showing a bad side of myself? Who might read this? Could someone feel disrespected? Will I be embarrassed by this in the future? THINK Before you post online

15. Digital Citizenship Strategies for Positive Online Presence • Post your successes • Share good news and websites • Give others positive feedback • Choose blogs, social networking sites that reflect who you are!

16. Digital Citizenship Digital Commerce Digital Safety Digital Law Digital Responsibility Digital Security Digital Citizenship Digital Rights Digital Communication Digital Etiquette Digital Access

17. Digital Citizenship Electronic precautions to foster safety, includes virus protection, back ups of data, and surge control of equipment Digital Safety Digital Access Commitment to full digital access for everyone Digital Commerce Learn how to be effective consumers using digital technology resources Digital Security Taking precautions to protect electronic your personal safety and identity

18. Digital Citizenship Digital Rights Digital Responsibility Freedoms extended to everyone in the digital world and accompanying responsibilities Digital Etiquette Electronic standards of appropriate online conduct Digital Law Legal responsibilities for actions and deeds when using electronic devices Digital Communication Electronic exchange of information anywhere, anytime

19. Digital Citizenship Digital Responsibilities • To report bullying, harassment, sexting or identity theft • Cite works used for resources and researching • Download music, videos and other materials legally • Model positive expectations for technology use • Keep data/info safe from hackers • Not to falsify your identity or personal info

20. Digital Citizenship Phishing What are crooks looking for online? Date of Birth Account #s Name Address Passwords Telephone # PIN # Social Security # Credit Card #s Card Expiration Dates

21. Digital Citizenship Safety First! Be cautious about opening attachments or clicking on links. Learn about security software and other security features available on your device. Remember that sometimes, free stuff –like games, ring tones or screen savers- can hide viruses and spyware. Use peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing services with caution. Security scan downloaded items before opening them.

22. Digital Citizenship Use privacy settings to restrict who can see and post to your profile. Trust your gut if you feel threatened or uncomfortable because someone or something you find online. Tell someone who can help. Limit your online friends to people you actually know. Learn about social mapping and use only with people you know personally.

23. Digital Citizenship As an IWCS global citizen, you are expected to help maintain a safe, positive working online community. Before you click!

24. Digital Citizenship The iPads are IWCS property. The iPads are an educational tool You are responsible for bringing your iPad to school fully charged Keep your iPad in the case provided You are responsible for your iPad at all times Do not delete Division-installed Apps Your iPad and its content are subject to search and inspection by school personnel without cause

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