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Great idea to have a digital citizens pledge poster at the school for students to sign

This Prezi explains what it means to be a good digital citizen. This would be great to help explain digital citizenship to students in a more visual way.

This poster is great for older kids. It pathways how they are not being a good digital citizen.

The internet makes many everyday tasks faster and more convenient, like shopping, researching products, banking, searching for health information, and communicating on the go. Get tips for being safe and making the most of your time online

This site is a good digital citizen site because it shows different ways to show good internet etiquette. This site is more of a secure your computer site. It can help you keep your computer from getting a virus and it can also get a virus off of your computer. It shows how you can be more smart online and also shows ways to protect your kids.

The internet makes many everyday tasks faster and more convenient, like shopping, researching products, banking, searching for health information, and communicating on the go. Get tips for being safe and making the most of your time online.

The Global Digital Citizen Foundation works to teach and facilitate good technology uses to students.

This poster is great to hang int he classroom for younger students. It tells them about the basics of digital citizenship.

Teachers can use this website to have an effective outline on becoming a digital citizen

Teachers can use this as a reliable resource to find videos and articles over being a digital citizen

Good article on the importance and relevance of teaching digital citizenship in the classroom. Includes helpful resources as well.

Teachers can use this to ensure that their students are successfully being a digital citizen

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 resource provides students with an interactive animated game that allows them to create a character based on themselves. Through a series of questions and explanations, this game prompts the student to question if their actions are those of a responsible digital citizen.

This is a website helping define the issues of appropriate technology use. It provides a framework of nine elements for users to better understand the issues.

I chose this webpage because it provides a good explanation of what a Digital Citizen is and should be.

A digital citizen is one who knows what is right and wrong, exhibits intelligent technology behavior, and makes good choices when using technology. To understand the complexity of digital citizenship and the issues of technology use, abuse, and misuse, Mark Ribble had identified nine elements that together make up digital citizenship, which can be grouped into three categories.

Andrew Marcinek has written a really good article on how to become a successful digital citizen and even provides specific skillsets at certain grade levels.

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.

Resource #2: I really enjoyed this resource. This is a game that lets the student experience what it is like to experience cyberbullying. It allows the students to think of appropriate solutions to how to prevent cyberbullying and what to do if you are being bullied.

ISTE standards for teachers i.e. learners, leaders, designers, etc.

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.

A digital citizenship article that defines digital citizenship and explains the importance of it.