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  #1 khenderson17 on 26 Jun 17

   

  Media Smarts is a great website resource for digital citizenship in the classroom as a whole, but its game Click If You Agree is especially unique because it makes the obscure realm of Terms and Conditions agreements understandable for students. Created for grades 7-9, Click If You Agree presents students with a scenario that is questionable in its legality. To make a decision, students have to search the agreement using three keywords they chose to best represent the core elements of the scenario. Students have three tries to pick sections of the agreement to help answer the scenario's questions, with each selected section translated into simplified, understandable languages. Selecting the right passages allows students to decide how to solve the scenario and earn badges with each successful conclusion. Not only does this game make Terms and Conditions agreements more understandable, but it also helps students harness keywords and think about their responsibilities as digital citizens in a more profound and critical way.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Media Smarts is a great website resource for digital citizenship in the classroom as a whole, but its game Click If You Agree is especially unique because it makes the obscure realm of Terms and Conditions agreements understandable for students. Created for grades 7-9, Click If You Agree presents students with a scenario that is questionable in its legality. To make a decision, students have to search the agreement using three keywords they chose to best represent the core elements of the scenario. Students have three tries to pick sections of the agreement to help answer the scenario's questions, with each selected section translated into simplified, understandable languages. Selecting the right passages allows students to decide how to solve the scenario and earn badges with each successful conclusion. Not only does this game make Terms and Conditions agreements more understandable, but it also helps students harness keywords and think about their responsibilities as digital citizens in a more profound and critical way.</div>

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