t. I believe this is essential to the success of any e-learning, blended learning, and on-line learning program. It is important that educators teach and model proper digital citizenship. It is equally important that the school curriculum has digital citizenship standards embedded in the curriculum. Many of the free resources listed below provide some wonderful possibilities for educators committed to the amazing learning opportunities the internet provides. Please note that the first four areas to explore come from Common Sense Media, an amazing education resource sites! Enjoy exploring and sharing all of the resources, and come back for the next post providing even more! Also, feel free to explore the past two posts of this series in the immediate links below.
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Official Gmail Blog - 0 views
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New features and hints for GMail
7 Apps for Teaching Children Coding Skills | Edutopia - 0 views
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Some apps and websites to get beginners excited about code.
Can I Use an Image from the Internet? How to Credit the Source? - 0 views
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How to source on a blog. Considerations before using an image.
How to get the most out of Google Tasks in Gmail - CNET - 0 views
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How to maximize the use of Task in Gmail
10 Digital Citizenship Resources - Web in the Classroom Part 3 | K-12 Blueprint - 0 views
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" With the opening of classroom walls allowing for virtual journeys on the worldwide web comes the need to provide classroom educators and students with resources regarding proper learning and citizenship on the internet. "
The New Guide to Managing Media for Tweens and Teens | Common Sense Media - 0 views
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