Webonauts Internet Academy | PBS KIDS GO! - 2 views
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leslieboland on 02 Nov 16The Webonauts Internet Academy game teaches kids about key issues of web safety and good citizenship.
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Digital Passport - 0 views
The Digital Passport is a wonderful website that can also be linked to an existing Edmodo account as an app within in the website. Schools can sign up with larger accounts, or teachers can simply c...
Digizen - 0 views
The Digizen website is an online resource that provides information and interactive games to teach parents, teachers and students about Digital Citizenship. The resources provided promote digital c...
FBI Cyber Surf Islands - 2 views
The FBI has set up a great website for teaching students in 3rd through 8th grade all about online safety and etiquette. This game-based learning environment is a helpful tool for teaching students...
Help Students Learn About Internet Safety! - 1 views
Brainpop.com is an engaging way to teach students how to be digital citizens in the elementary grades. Students will go on a learning adventure with characters Tim and Mobby as they discover techno...
DigitalCitizen App - 0 views
Check out the free app DigitalCitizen. Lessons are geared towards middle schoolers and topics include online safety, ethical use of digital resources, and cyber bullying. http://www.learning.com/...
Carnegie Cyber Academy - 1 views
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Have your students sign up to become the Carnegie Cyber Academy's next cadet by completing missions on topics like cyber defense and security. Or, supplement your digital citizenship instruction with games and resources available on their website
NetSmartKids - 1 views
ikeepsafe.org - 1 views
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I Keep Safe tracks global trends and issues as a professional non-profit organization. It was established in 2005 by policy leaders, educators, law enforcement, technology experts, public health experts and advocates. The research collects and generates positive resources for all who teach youths how to use new media devices and platforms which promotes safety and good health. Content from iKeepSafe maybe used by teachers or any advocate to communicate and promote digital citizenship and media literacy into local programs. Globally, iKeepSafe helps all countries implement digital citizen and lessons by informing public officials, community members and law enforcement to engage upon the universal codes of conduct.
Digital Footprint - 1 views
This program allows you to input how you access information via the web and it shows you visually what your digital footprint looks like. It also gives safety tips, offers video tutorials and offe...
Orwell - A game where you play as an analyst in a surveillance state PC/Mac/Linux - 2 views
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(Please note the link to a Free Demo download on the right hand side of the linked page) Orwell is an episodic indie game that puts players in the role of an analyst working for a fictional surveillance state in the wake of a bomb explosion in a public square. Players are tasked with scouring news sites, social networking sites, message boards, blogs, text chats, and the like for clues as to the identity of the bomber and possible motivations for the bombing. Potentially relevant information is highlighted, but it is up to the player to decide whether each piece of information is worthy of inclusion in a report to be passed up the chain of command. The items selected create the narrative that law enforcement will act upon, but the player has no say as to what actions are taken beyond selecting what to include in the accumulated data. The story unfolds through the narrative that player-selected data constructs and the actions that result. Mistakes can result in the detention or prosecution of innocents. This forces the player to exercise research and critical thinking skills, particularly evaluating data as relevant or irrelevant, reading between the lines, and maintaining awareness of how each piece of information contributes to an overall narrative. Embedded in all of this is a clever critique of the surveillance apparatus and how it relates to our conceptions of freedom, safety, and privacy-a critique, I would argue, worthy of the game's name. I selected Orwell for this critical thinking post because it is essentially a gamified exercise in research, or, put another way, research with training-wheels. All of the pieces of data that the user can include are presented in context, and players must evaluate how a clue relates to both its context and to the investigation as a whole in order to make useful selections. That kind of consideration is essentially what we are doing as we research material for inclusion in an academic paper, and so I believe the game doe
Digital Compass - 1 views
Digital Compass https://www.digitalcompass.org Short Description:This is an interactive game for students to learn about their role as a digital citizen. Students follow animated characters th...
Digital Passport - 0 views
This app provides web-based games and videos to engage students, grades 3-5, in independent learning and digital citizenship. It is a great way to introduce lessons in web safety, respect, and comm...
Nearpod - 1 views
The best website and/or app with access to a remarkable curriculum that assists in alerting students of cyber-issues such as cyberbullying, privacy, security, and so much more, to teach students th...
WWW - Wild Web Woods - 1 views
This one is good for elementary school students in particular and can be used as a "homework" assignment they need to do with parents or can be done for a set period of time in the classroom or com...
Digital citizenship Thinkuknow - 2 views
Need resources and activities to reinforce cyber safety in your classroom? Checkout thinkuknow.co.uk for interactive videos to teach students about technology citizenship in the modern 21st century...
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