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Kidsmart - Learn how to be a smart surfer of the internet: covers topics from digital footprints and social networking to music and games Cybersmart Curriculum - Lessons for K-12 that cover online safey, cyberbulling, and digital citizenship 1-3 Citizens of Cyberspace Lesson Plan 1-3 Good Manners Everywhere Lesson Plan Cybersmart Curriculum - Lessons for K-12 that cover online safety, cyberbullying, and digital citizenship Cybersmart Curriculum - Lessons for K-12 that cover online safety, cyberbullying, and digital citizenship Cybersmart Curriculum - Lessons for K-12 that cover online safety and cyberbullying

A wiki focussed on Digital Citizenship Week: Learning objective: A renewed focus on the choices we make and how they affect us, specifically about balance, responsibility and safety. Guiding Question: How are you a responsible digital citizen?

Best Practices for Digital Citizenship poster.

Blogpost by Kim Cofino summarizing a week of studying and learning about Digitial Citizenship. Guiding Question: How are you a responsible digital citizen?

As technology becomes more of an integral part of our society, it's important to help students understand appropriate use of social media tools and other digital citizenship skills. Edmodo offers various resources to help you get started, including security best practices, sample guidelines and a sample code of conduct for your students.

Excellent article that positions what does it mean to be an effective citizen? What roles should our schools play in developing effective citizens? I like how it puts forth that our definition of "good citizen" has changed over the ages.

Spreadsheet summary of resources categorized by topics: netiquette/cyberbullying, general DC websites, safety & privacy, copyright & digital rights, evaluating websites.

Great poster (infographic-like) that guides students through what to do with digital photos. Asking key questions and coaching decision-making.

Great poster (infographic-like) that guides students through decision-making when thinking about posting digital images.

This diigo list site hosted by Anne Bubnic links to a number of digital citizenship lesson plans (or a variety of grades).

A good article highlighting the fact that people can screen capture snapchat temporary photos (thus making them permanent). Apparently, the app will tell you if someone has captured your image but the damage will be done by that point.