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Digital Citizenship resource created by the governing body of Physical and Health Education in Ontario, Canada. Age-appropriate animation series for Grades 4, 5 and 6.

This is a federal government site with information about cyber safety and digital citizenship.

"In all of our efforts to teach students safe, appropriate, and responsible technology use, are we forgetting the more important job of teaching our students empowered use?" A collection of links that aim to encourage a discussion in schools about the purpose of AUPs.

"Digital Citizenship is a timely and much-needed response to California and federal mandates. The California School Library Association (CSLA) sponsors this online course for educators and their K-12 students. Lead developer is Dr. Lesley Farmer."

When socializing or communicating with Facebook here are some resources to support your understanding of the environment, a few tips to ensure for a safe experience, and some links to keep up you up to date on changes and privacy settings. The concept to be aware of is that anything online is not private. So be cautious and thoughtful about what you say, share and post. It will be associated with you on the internet and you may never be able to get rid of it. Think before you post!

Article re the safe use of Facebook

Book published by iste.org moving digital citizenship from the 'don't' into action-based learning and how to leverage the power of social media.

This is US focused, but has a good selection of resources and links to some more relevant Australian content.

Updates from digital citizenship guru Mike Ribble. He then added the following details to the S3 framework elements: ■ Safe (Protect Yourself / Protect Others) ■ Savvy (Educate Yourself / Educate Others) ■ Social (Respect Yourself / Respect Others)

really useful article about the process a school can take towards DC. Will share with my colleagues.

Interesting stats. Consider DLEs when reading this Check out @PrometheanAU

One of my good friends works for Promethean in Australia, doing their teacher training. Awesome products, and future-forward company. Dr John Collick who also works for Promethean is an amazing resource.

"Teacher librarians are trained to quickly and effectively critically analyse and evaluate learning materials in a way that teachers may not. That being the case, it is more vital than ever before to assist them to navigate the tsunami of information flooding every communication channel by creating curated content."

Hi Kate. I can't believe I finally remembered to pin something to diigo....look at you go though. You are even commenting! I thought this article from SCIS was perfectly timed. I only work part-time but I have spent days and days curating resources for teachers since lockdown went into action. They have been so thankful not to have to trawl through a million items to find something they will actually use with their students. Most helpful at the moment has been a libguide created to share all of the online read alouds so generously being offered by authors and illustrators.

The Conversation is a news resource that teams researchers with journalists for an approachable and engaging read of important research/ideas. This one is battling racism online. Even letting kids know about anti-hate communities is a good start.

Interesting ideas and resources about how to develop digital fluency in the school setting. Inspiring ideas from schools who have embraced digital fluency.

This article provides suggestions on how to connect students with peers and resources globally to find information, make comparisons and consider different perspectives. The suggestions all contain links for further information

Provides resources and recommendations for teachers who want to implement digital learning in their school/class.

This Toolkit has pages and pages of an extensive variety of online resources, and examples of use, from a range of contributors.