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Tomoko Matsukawa

KidRex - Kid Safe Search Engine - 0 views

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    ''safe search for kids, by kids' - Kidrex (powered by Google). Wonder if there are any downside to using this vs regular Google in classrooms. (amount of the info limited? but safety assured due to filtering?)
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    Interesting - I understand the concern for safety but think that educators should also try and promote and support "safe googling" techniques. Here's a visual teachers can refer to or put up in their class (meant for older students I assume): http://www.freetech4teachers.com/2012/11/10-google-search-tips-all-students-can.html#.ULrCi6VRpUQ
Tomoko Matsukawa

BMW Hopes to Get the Connected Car up to Speed With 'Webinos' | Autopia | Wired.com - 0 views

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    One way business industry is trying to overcome the 'safety' issue related to ''ubiquitous'' environment. This is about making automobiles 'smart' and use it as a mean to collect data. 
Tommie Anthony Henderson

10 ways schools are teaching internet safety - 0 views

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    Using third-party resources and having students act as investigators are some of the many ways educators are teaching about online safety and responsibility
Stephen Bresnick

CIPA Guidelines - 0 views

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    Interesting to look at some of the federal policies that restrict internet use in schools. The incentive for schools to participate is access to an E-rate saver program. This is a bit controversial because it utilizes censorship and restricts the students' freedom to take full advantage of the information available on the Web. The reasons behind the CIPA act are pretty obvious- safety.
Maung Nyeu

Students learn safe ways to surf the net - 0 views

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    In Victoria, Australia, schools are signing up for the eSmart program, a cyber-safety program that is intended help students learn safe ways to surf the net.
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    "This cyber-safety program will eventually be provided to all Victorian government schools and about 300 Catholic schools in the next three years."
Bridget Binstock

Safest MobileLearning Solutions for Students - 0 views

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    This website briefly talks about Kajeet's solution to the safety and filter issues of internet use in schools that we have talked about in class.
Irina Uk

Making Progress: Rethinking State and School District Policies Concerning Mobile Techno... - 0 views

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    Contains many arguments for rewriting AUPs, with insight on how to make the policies work. For example, there is a focus on implementing acceptable use lessons, focusing on web safety, in classes.
Lindsay Bellino

Episode 1: Presentation Tools for the Classroom - 0 views

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    Great site dedicated to the integration of technology in the classroom. Podcasts cover topics ranging from presentation tools, wikis, cyber safety, collaboration tools and more.
Stephen Bresnick

momswithapps.com - - 1 views

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    With all of the unfounded claims being made by developers of early childhood learning toys regarding the educational efficacy of their products (read BABY EINSTEIN), I think that groups such as this one that review apps for safety and quality issues will become increasingly important. It's crazy that Android requires nothing of their Android Market developers than to pay a fee and submit a description and a few screenshots. App quality control will become a big deal, I'm predicting...
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    Stephen, Looks like a great business opportunity - an Apps Rating Agency like Moodys or S&P?
Ashley Lee

Facebook launches safety tips as part of anti-bullying week | Media | guardian.co.uk - 0 views

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    facebook takes cyber bullying issues seriously. facebook solutions: 1) use privacy control settings 2) use those "remove" and "delete" buttons to drop bullies from your friend list.
anonymous

Tweens, Teens, and Internet Safety - 1 views

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    This recent survey shows that tweens and teens may be more concerned with their internet safety than adults may think, but more education is needed.
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    This is what I'm saying :-) We tend to do a decent job at making sure children are being safe online...but more is definitely needed. Parents and teachers are concerned with making sure that what happens on the web stays safe and healthy - valid concerns, but instead of thinking about the harms, what if we shifted our thinking more about the potential benefits? Media education shouldn't be preventative, it should be pro-active!
Maung Nyeu

E-learning 'could help prevent fatal accidents through proper training' - 0 views

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    "E-learning programmes often offer training schemes which could help educate employees on the necessary rules and regulations surrounding manual labour jobs, such as construction...Online learning programs which specialise in health and safety and employee training are being increasingly adopted by businesses and large organisations."
Chris Dede

Tech companies warn privacy rules will kill innovation - The Hill's Hillicon Valley - 0 views

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    This speaks to the issues we have discussed in class about people who have naive ideas about protecting children from digital threats
Billy Gerchick

10 Tech Skills Every Student Should Have - 5 views

  • 1. Internet Search - students need to know how to do a proper internet search, using search terms and modifiers. This skill is needed for school, work and life in general.
  • 2. Office Suite Skills - students need to now how to create, edit, and modify documents, presentations, and spreadsheets. Businesses still use MS Office for the most part, but iWorks, OpenOffice / LibreOffice, and Google Docs are all getting more popular. They all work similarly so the learning curve when switching isn't that big.
  • 3. Self learning of tech and where to go for help - knowing how to search a help menu on software or hardware, where to go to find user forums for help, and where to find the manual for technology is a huge skill that many do not know about.
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  • 6. Netiquette - Internet/Email/Social Media etiquette - proper way to use the internet, write professional emails, use social media in relation to your job (not complaining about the boss).
  • 5. Social Media - how to properly use social media for school and work, how to protect yourself on it, the issues of cyberbullying, connecting with others in your profession (PLN).
  • 4. Typing - yes, typing. I can get much more work done since I know how to type, then people who don't.
  • 7. Security and Safety - antivirus, spam, phishing, too much personal information sharing, stalkers, and more are all issues they need to know about.
  • 8. Hardware basics and troubleshooting - knowing what different parts of technology are called, how to make minor fixes, and how to do basic troubleshooting for WiFi, networks, OS won't load, etc
  • 9. Backup data - with all of the data that students create for school and work, it is important to back it up and have access to it at any time
  • 10. Finding apps and software - how to find, evaluate, and use apps for school and business. Also, how to find quality, free alternatives to paid software, apps and services.
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    Gateway source for all students: high school and college composition and journalism and student of life. Bookmark this source and then bookmark the hyperlinks in this article. Do you have the 10 (11 for the bonus) tech skills down? I certainly can improve in some of these areas.
Sunanda V

Toys R Us Launches $150 Tablet Just For Kids - 0 views

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    While I understand the reasons behind designing tablets like these, that monitor the content kids consume really carefully, it does bring up the larger issue of how do you really want to introduce kids to the internet. Do you shelter them by only letting them use kid-friendly apps, search engines, etc. or do you teach them early about smart and safe digital practices? There are of course plenty of safety reasons to go with the former, but I'm also interested in seeing how the latter might look.
Yan Feng

5 Ways Higher Education Is Leveraging Mobile Tech - 3 views

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    This article discusses ways to use mobile technology in a higher education setting, including uses to increase engagement among students and to provide safety and emergency information. The author fails to include any uses that actually involve learning or improved communication and transparency between students and teachers, which I believe is an oversight that many schools have when considering implementing mobile technology in their schools. 
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    Jeff Kirchick is Director of Universities at SCVNGR, the popular mobile game about going places, doing challenges and earning points. He presents regularly about the future of mobile and location-based services in education. You can follow Jeff on Twitter @JeffreyKirchick or e-mail him at jeff@scvngr.com.
Felicity Fu

http://www.edutopia.org/blog/internet-safety-importance-heather-wolpert-gawron - 0 views

for parents and schools to keep in mind

started by Felicity Fu on 11 Dec 13 no follow-up yet
Uche Amaechi

Roca : Strategy - 1 views

  • 1) Pre-contemplation: The young person is not thinking about or has explicitly rejected change; 2) Contemplation: The young person is now thinking about change and perhaps seeks out a youth worker or some other program; she or he may respond to some suggestions from staff; 3) Planning: The young person and case manager talk about what it would take to make change happen and what the young person wants for the future; 4) Action: The young person begins to take positive steps toward improving his or her life through practice (trial and error) in the context of a plan that has been discussed in detail between the young person and case manager; and, 5) Sustaining: Through continuing staff support during difficult times and new cooperative efforts, the young person is able to achieve concrete improvements in his or her life, move demonstrably toward achieving a self-sustaining lifestyle, and is living in safety.
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      Precontemplation Contemplation Planning Action (Reflection) Sustaining
Jennifer Hern

Virtual Realtiy For Construction Zones -- Computer Scientists Test Safety Of Constructi... - 0 views

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    Construction industry turning to AR to promote safely and learn what causes construction workers to fall.
Sammi Biegler

Dive In Digital - 1 views

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    I made this wiki for a class I took last semester on Authorship and Learning in the Digital Age. It was designed as a resource for teachers who are interested in using the internet in the classroom, but want to make sure they are preparing their students for safe internet use. It deals with COPPA, privacy and safety concerns, and touches on media literacy and informs teachers what researchers have found about young kids' processing of online content. I'd love to hear your feedback on the site, and if you find it useful, please forward the link along!
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