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Jennifer Paziuk - @jenpaziukKaren Beutler - @kbbeutler
Who is in the room?
Show of hands
As a digital citizen, what skills do youpossess?
- Take the time to pause, think, and list your skills
Minds OnDigital Citizenship Resources Highlight
ActionDigital Citizenship Resource Exploration
Consolidation and ConnectionShare Your LearningNext Steps
Digital Citizenship
Resources - Highlights
Resources - Highlights
Phase I - (2000 - 2001)-young people valued their online privacy-use a number of strategies to protect it
Phase II - (2003 - 2005)-digital life for young people is primarily a social affair-household rules and parental involvement were strong factors for protection against access to offensive content
Phase III - (2011 - 2013)-interviews and focus groups to include teachers, parents, and students-teachers shared the challenges and benefits experience in a wired classroom -students and parents spoke about experiences with networked learning, civic engagement, etc.-all data generated 8 detailed reports
Phase III - Trends and Recommendations (2015)-overview of where we are now and suggestions for moving forward
Resources - Highlights
Resources - Highlights
21st Century Learning Innovation Research tells us….
-Digital Citizenship has become a focus as a result of increased use of technology
-20% (13 districts) identified digital citizenship as an area of impact in their projects and 11 others indicated this to be an emerging theme
21st Century Learning
-An increasing number of boards are developing Digital Citizenship programs, and are creating Responsible Use policies
-Districts are also addressing the identified need for teacher and principal training to understand the attributes of digital citizenship
21st Century Learning
21st Century Learning
Finding from round 3 projects show that school leaders, teachers, and students are
• becoming more aware and adept in the responsibilities of using technology and the Internet
• developing digital citizenship
21st Century Learning
Digital Citizenship - Board Resource
Professional Learning
21st Century Innovation ResearchBluewater District School Board
Student Learning
21st Century Innovation ResearchBluewater District School Board
Student Learning
21st Century Innovation ResearchBluewater District School Board
Resources - Highlights
Digital Citizenship Resource
Written by Ontario Educators
Critical Thinking & Information Literacy
Creation & Credit
Presence & Communication
Health & Protection
Digital Citizenship Resource K-12
Critical Thinking & Information Literacy
Digital Citizenship Resource K-12
Where do your skills connect with the OSAPAC Digital
Citizenship Categories and Criteria?
http://bit.ly/1yPsRM0
Digital Citizenship Connection
Digital Citizenship Resource K-12
Digital Citizenship Resource K-12
Categories and Criteria K- 12
and
two supports at each teaching division
Digital Citizenship Resource K-12
Framework
Classroom Connections
Resource List
Digital Citizenship Resource K-12
CuratedResource Lists● Primary● Junior● Intermediate● Secondary
Classroom Connections● Primary● Junior● Intermediate● Secondary
Digital Citizenship Resource K-12
Classroom Connections
Digital Citizenship Resource K-12
Classroom Connections
Digital Citizenship Resource K-12
Classroom Connections
Digital Citizenship Resource K-12
Classroom Connections
Digital Citizenship Resource K-12
Classroom Connections
Digital Citizenship Resource K-12
Classroom Connections
Digital Citizenship Resource K-12
Digital Citizenship Resource K-12
Resources - Exploration
Resources - Shared Learning
Resources - Sharing & Recording
Reflecting on this session….
What is my “next step” for Digital Citizenship development in my classroom/school/district?
http://bit.ly/1OsWgmoJennifer Paziuk @jenpaziuk Karen Beutler - @kbbeutler
Thank you for learning, exploring and sharing together!