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This source is pretty self explanatory. It is a website solely dedicated to the subject and gives great information on the subject. This website also gives other resources and does a great job outlining the nine elements of the subject.

This source, from the ISTE, gives articles directly related to digital citizenship and how to apply it. Can give knowledge on if you want to learn, and material that you can teach your students so they can be good digital citizens.

This source gives a guide and video on how people all over the world are one big community online, and how everyone can and should act responsible online.

This webpage has a good list of things you need to discuss with your students pertaining to Digital Citizenship.

This source is good because it gives the basics for educators to teach to their students about digital citizenship. Gives examples and knowledge on how to be safe and secure online.

This article tells why technology integration in education is important and it also gives a few examples of what that integration can look like it a classroom. It talks about how relevant technology is to our students.

This article elaborates on technology integration importance

This offers many resources you can use when teaching about digital citizenship.

This offers many resources you can use when teaching about digital citizenship.

InCtrl offers a series of free standards-based lessons that teach key digital citizenship concepts. These lessons, for students in grades 4-8, are designed to engage students through inquiry-based activities, and collaborative and creative opportunities.

Very simple website to keep up with Ok teaching standards

This will show how to know what you are expected to teach in different subjects at different grade levels in Oklahoma schools

I just thought this would be something useful for an Oklahoma Educator to be aware of.

This site is awesome! It discusses how to teach digital citizenship and offers integration ideas for all subject areas. In addition, it offers curriculum ideas for teachers, while providing activities for students as well.

This is a good lesson plan for teaching Digital Citizenship to students.

Great article for why we should connect to the digital age!

This site is good because it tells us about behaviorism, cognitivism, and constructivism learning theories. It explains different significant learning trends, and gives us some basic background information.

This is a very in depth website that provides different lesson plans in regards to making movies in the classroom!

This is a nonprofit organization that provides information to parents and teachers about media and technology.

Resource #5: I think this would be a great resource for an activity to do in the classroom. This resource provides the reader with rules to teach kids online etiquette. I think a fun activity to do with students is have them come up with a definition for what they think digital etiquette is and then together the class can form a poster for the classroom.

Resource #4: I enjoyed this resource because it can be paired with the brain pop video in resource #3. This quiz can be used to inform students about digital etiquette and test their knowledge for what is and is not acceptable when communicating with technology.