This resource helps teachers learn about digital access and to ensure all students have equal opportunities in terms of technology access and use within the classroom as well as the opportunity for all to be involved in today's digital society.

This resource focuses on the importance of professional development in digital teaching and what needs to be addressed when implementing a professional development program at your school or district

This resource is great for teaching digital communication to all students. They learn the ability to create persuasive communications using different forms of media.

With this resource, you will learn about the 9 elements of digital citizenship. Specifically, the Digital Rights and Responsibilities element of digital citizenship, why Digital Rights and Responsibilities matters, and what Digital Rights and Responsibilities looks like.

This resource helps educators learn how to take a whole-community approach to empowering students to think critically, behave safely, and participate responsibly.

Awesome online game where cyberbully zombies are attacking your school and you must try and stop them. "Don't let them get inside or they will send you mean IMs, post embarrassing pictures of you, try to steal your identity…and eat your brains!"

Really cool game learning about digital communication, your character even has a jet pack to fly to different scenarios and to answer the question correctly.

PDF file containing 10 tips to help kids post wisely online. Some examples are: Think about the reader; remember the golden rule; keep relationship details to yourself; don't brag; etc.

The Webonauts Internet Academy game teaches kids about key issues of web safety and good citizenship. They get to go through training learning the rights and wrongs of digital behavior.

Fun game students can play to learn to become digital citizens. They get to make their own character and go through different scenarios choosing the best answer for each scenario.