|



Support Hoagies' Page!
Click on
Shop Hoagies' Page before you visit your favorite on-line stores
including
Amazon,
Highlights,
Chinaberry,
Prufrock Press,
MindWare and many more, year-round and at the holidays. Thanks for your
support!
Donations
Your donations also help keep Hoagies' Gifted Education Page on-line.
| |
Gifted Kids as Digital Citizens
Our parents taught us how to answer the phone safely, and not to let
strangers into the house when they weren't home. Today, the perils are
different. Our children are growing up as citizens of the digital world; they
will never remember an age without the Internet, Google and Facebook. We
need to teach our kids how to avoid e-mail, internet, and social networking
pitfalls, how to avoid becoming the victim or perpetrator of cyber-bullying, and
how to live as responsible digital citizens. These are great tools and
curriculum for all
ages!
NetSmartzKids (young kids to pre-teens)
-

-
Learn good netiquette!
-
Life Online from Girl Scouts and Windows (teens) - Great online safety
tips on Social Networking, Cyberbullying, Online predators and more...
-
Smokescreen (older teens)
- An online game
that teaches older teens about the potential dangers of social networking in a
social network aptly named White Smoke. Each "episode" reveals a new
danger, and ways to avoid it. Read
Smokesecreen
game guides teenagers through dangers of social networking...
- Media
Awareness Network (ages vary by game, age 4 to grade 8)
- A variety of free games, each with a digital lesson, most with
parents and/or teachers' guides... (Canadian, also available in French)
Co-Co's
AdverSmarts: An Interactive Unit on Food Marketing on the Web (Ages
5-8)
Privacy Playground: The First Adventure of the Three CyberPigs
(Ages 8-10)
CyberSense and Nonsense: The Second Adventure of the Three CyberPigs
(Ages 9-12)
Jo
Cool or Jo Fool: Interactive Module and Quiz on Critical Thinking for the
Internet (Grades 6-8)
The
Target is You!: Alcohol Advertising Quiz (Grades 6-8)
Allies and Aliens: Interactive Module on Online Hate
(Grades 7-8)
- Common
Sense Media: Digital Literacy and Citizenship Classroom Curriculum
- Free curriculum covers 9 subjects in each of three grade ranges (K-5, 6-8,
high school), preparing kids to stay safe and secure, behave ethically, and
think and research critically in this digital age, plus parent resources,
discussion guides, more... (all resources free with signup)
- The
Counter-Plagiarism Handbook
- Detailed instructions for writers and editors, on how to prevent and deal
with plagiarizism...
- Digital
Citizenship by Mike Ribble... the website
- Respect, Educate, Protect. Help teachers, technology leaders and parents
understand what students/children/technology users should know to use technology
appropriately. Digital Citizenship is more than just a teaching tool; it is a
way to prepare students/technology users for a society full of technology...
-
Digital
Citizenship in Schools by Mike Ribble

- An essential introduction to digital citizenship. Definition of digital
citizenship and it's nine elements. Professional development activities to help
educators integrate concepts into the classroom, along with activities ideas and
lesson plans...
-
- A Girl's Life Online
- For teens, read Katherine Tarbox's true story with your
teen. It's the story of her internet involvement, and eventually
real-life meeting, with an Internet predator. Originally published as
Katie.com, it's been re-released as
A Girl's Life Online. Although some call it "sensationalism," Katie's
own words resonate with teens, and are a firm warning of the danger, and how a
situation can seem so real when it's not...
-
Raising
a Digital Child by Mike Ribble

- Cell phones, online games, instant messaging, social networking, and other
technologies have all become so important in the daily of lives of young people.
The kids view this new digital culture as a normal way of life, even though as
parents you may feel overwhelmed by all the unfamiliar challenges. Cyber
bullies, stalkers, identity theft, intellectual property theft - it is hard to
know just what you can do to confront the risks. Not just the "how to" but the
"whys"...
- Social
Media Parenting: Raising the Digital Generation Mashable
- If you’re not taking an active role in your child’s online life, you
may be missing important opportunities to ensure they are on the path toward
“digital citizenship” and protected from inappropriate content and people...
Last
updated
January 27, 2012
|