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This website describes cyber ethics and some of the legal/ethical issues revolving around the use of technology , at the same time, advocating proper use of the legal policies. It has a lot of helpful links for parents, educators, communities, the youth, and more!

This website was designed to supplement a book titled Ethics for the Information Age by Michale Quinn. The website is broken down into chapters, each chapter has a learning activity to be accomplished using the internet. This website covers . This website covers Standard 6.9: Candidates model the legal and ethical use of technology resources. As previously stated, this website is based off of an entire book which specifically examines the required content of standard 6.9. This book/website is practically dedicated to the mastery of this standard.

This website is an excellent resource for educators to reference when teaching their class about safe web-surfing practices, copyright laws, etc. Teachers can also find a detailed description of what "technology ethics" means, why schools need to teach it, and the most effective ways to do it. Teachers also have access to a list of books and articles, as well as handouts for instructor and student use. The author also gives an example of guidelines regarding technology use that all schools should adopt.

This site is an interactive tutorial/quiz geared toward upper elementary/middle school students regarding the subject of internet ethics. The scenarios are about issues they will encounter, written in language that's age appropriate. It's a great resource for teachers who really want to include technology in their classrooms, but want to ensure that students understand their responsibilities as cybercitizens.

6.9 standard Candidates model the legal and ethical use of technology resorces.

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This site wans students to be able to go on the internet freely without worrying about all of the risks involved. The ethics of preventing cyberbullying by the teachers is also linked as well.

This is a very informative site that offers a great deal of information concerning the safety of internet usage in the classroom. As I searched through the site, I noticed that there was an abundance of web resources, product info and reviews, lesson plans and more. The standard for this site is 6.9. The purpose of this standard is to make teachers aware of the legalities and ethical usage of technology in the classroom. I feel that this is a resourceful site for all teachers.

Special Education Resources on the Internet (SERI) is a collection of Internet accessible information resources of interest to those involved in the fields related to Special Education. This collection exists in order to make on-line Special Education resources more easily and readily available in one location. This is a very safe and ethical way to inform teachers about students with special needs.

This website is full of information regarding the proper usage of technology for children. Children use social technology on a daily basis for communication, homework projects, surfing the web, and etc. I chose this website because it displays the rights and the responsibilities of minors and the importance of protecting them while they are surfing the web. As teachers we want our students to make good choices when it comes to the use of technology. This website include other links such as "Stop Cyberbullying" that can be used to teach young people about internet safety.

I found this site to be very informative and provide a variety of techniques for all grade levels in the education of ethics in technology. The site provides Lesson Plans for the teachers, activity sheets for the students, as well as an informative sheet for the parents.

This site is a webquest designed for college students that are enrolled in programs that lead to teacher certification. It meets the tenets of standard 6.9 because it covers teachers using all the new educational technology in both an effective and ethical manner.

Parenting wired kids can be difficult, especially if you didn't grow up with the same technologies. These resources can help. Explore topics such as cyberbullying and social networking with our free collection of online videos. Through animations and real-life stories, NetSmartz can help you better protect your children while they're online.

This blog offers information on copyright, creative commons, fair use, among other things.