The trouble is that educators, administrators, online web tools, politicians, and parents just aren’t sure what that looks like yet.
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from Cheryl Oakes
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From experience we’ve found that when educators allow their students to publish their content in a public space they spend more time educating their students and reinforcing appropriate online behavior than those that use private sites locked behind a password.
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“We believe in teaching our kids to be savvy, respectful and responsible media interpreters, creators, and communicators. We can’t cover their eyes but we can teach them to see.”
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Great conversation (ongoing) about Student Safety Online
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WHO OWNS YOUR DATA?
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from Dave Truss
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Connecting parents and teachers using technology
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