http://www.netsmartz.org/ This is a great site for parents and educators looking for ways to teach students about digital citizenship. There are real-life stories about teens who made mistakes and posted inappropriate pictures on social media and paid the price. There are lesson plans, training programs, presentations and student projects on their page for educators.
http://www.citationmachine.net/ This is a great tool that helps students create properly formatted citations in MLA, APA, Chicago, and more. This tool makes creating citations fast and painless. While I know this is a shortcut and it is important for students to learn the format independently, it makes the process less intimidating for seventh graders, and my hope is that they will be more likely to include citations when making them is not perceived as too burdensome.
started by jenilb on 24 Jun 17
This is a great site for parents and educators looking for ways to teach students about digital citizenship. There are real-life stories about teens who made mistakes and posted inappropriate pictures on social media and paid the price. There are lesson plans, training programs, presentations and student projects on their page for educators.
http://www.citationmachine.net/
This is a great tool that helps students create properly formatted citations in MLA, APA, Chicago, and more. This tool makes creating citations fast and painless. While I know this is a shortcut and it is important for students to learn the format independently, it makes the process less intimidating for seventh graders, and my hope is that they will be more likely to include citations when making them is not perceived as too burdensome.