digital literacy programs
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An overview of CyberCitizenship & Digital Literacy curriculums from various national well known programs.TRANSCRIPT
K-12 DIGITAL LITERACY& Citizenship Curriculum for Monterey COE
Martin Cisneros
ERATE, CIPA & CCSS• If your school gets E-rate funding,
chances are you're looking for ways to educate students about Internet safety, appropriate online behavior, and cyberbullying.
• Oh yeah…..and then there is the Common Core State Standards
CURRICULUM
LOW & HIGH TECH
MEETS CIPA & E-RATE
COMMON CORE READY
CURRICULUM
ikeepsafe.org
commonsensemedia.orgnetsmartz.org
K-12 CURRICULUM
• These cross-curriculular units spiral to address digital literacy and citizenship topics in an age-appropriate way. Browse by grade band or click a category to highlight the lessons that address that topic.
• Our curricular TOOLKITS put topical resources at your fingertips. In each toolkit, you'll find lesson plans, activities, videos, and parent outreach materials - your one-stop shop for E-rate/CIPA compliance, Cyberbullying, and Gender & Digital Life.
ERATE & CIPA
ONLINE• Meet ing CIPA Mandates for E-rate
Compliance (administrator course) 60 min
• Digital Citizenship, CIPA, and E-rate for Elementary School Teachers (grades K-5) 80-90 min
• Digital Citizenship, CIPA and E-rate for Middle School Teachers (grades 6-8) 80-90 min
• Digital Citizenship, CIPA and E-rate for High School Teachers (grades 9-12) 80-90 min
• Use this kit to stop cyberbullies in their tracks. It has the materials you need to show students how to stand up when they see digital harassment happening and to help you create a positive school culture where kids can thrive – both online and off.
CYBERBULLYING
GENDER & DIGITAL LIFE TOOLKIT• Messages about gender roles come from all
directions, but some of the most influential messages come from the media. For today’s kids, that means not just the TV shows, movies, and ads they see, but all of the messages and images they create and receive from their friends.
• Use this toolkit to help students reflect on gender stereotypes: where they come from, how we learn them, and how they can shape the media that we consume and create.
DIGITAL PASSPORT
• Introduce students, grades 3-5, to DIGITAL PASSPORT™, Common Sense Media’s award-winning suite of engaging videos, fun games, and collaborative classroom activities that address key issues facing kids in today's digital world.
• iOS and Android mobile apps coming September 2014
ITUNES U
Student-facing, High School Lessons for iPads
• Through the iTunesU, every high school student with an iPad can access Common Sense Media’s self-guided, interactive lessons anytime, anywhere.
EDUCATE FAMILIES
• A program to help parents and caregivers navigate and discuss the impact of digital media on kids' social, emotional, and intellectual development. Using resources based on our K-12 Digital Literacy and Citizenship Curriculum, educators and parents, together, can empower young people to harness the power of the Internet and digital technology for learning and life -- both in the classroom and at home.
1 TO 1 ESSESNTIALS
• 1-to-1 Essentials offers the guidance you need in order to proactively, rather than reactively, address issues that schools commonly face when going 1-to-1. We encourage you to explore, customize, and choose the resources that will best support your school community.
Martin Ricardo Cisneros"Educational Technology Consultant E: [email protected] C: 831.406.1541 B: TheTechProfe.com | FB: facebook.com/thetechprofe | Twitter: twitter.com/TheTechProfe
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