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This wiki contains a webinar series for Digital Citizenship webinars for Administrators, but the resources are available.

A Must Have List of Resources on Digital Citizenship for Teachers: Edutopia is one of my favor... http://t.co/29Rvs7a0Y3 #edchat #edtech

from Edmodo - Safe Social Networking for Schools

Free Brainpop video on digital citizenship. Four other free videos are included in the series: BLOGS, CYBERBULLYING, DIGITAL ETIQUETTE and ONLINE SAFETY.

Google Site created by students of Andrew Marcinek,

Awesome idea for the beginning of the year!

Promoting education and informed citizenship by presenting controversial issues in a simple, nonpartisan pro-con format

From the site: Does your school or district receive E-rate funding? This free toolkit will help you meet the educational requirements outlined in the Children's Internet Protection Act. Use the robust lessons and helpful documentation templates to demonstrate your commitment to teaching kids how to use technology safely. Your toolkit provides: * A short toolkit intro video * An implementation guide * Documents to track activity * Links to valuable E-rate info Thanks to Karen Sheely for sharing the link with me.

Chart for task, purpose of task, and what tools/resources one might use.

NBC Learn has launched this website called Finishing the Dream. It chronicles the h istory of the civil rights movement. It includes more then 100 stories from NBC News archives. Materials include documentaries on significan events over the course of 60 years, including the Montgomery bus boycott; the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.; the integration of Central High School in Little Rock, Arkansas; the Freedom Riders; and more. The content provides the opportunity for community leaders, teachers, and students to discuss the impact of the civil rights movement and to consider related modern issues that affect people today.

Our Courts is a free, interactive, web-based program designed to teach students civics and inspire them to be active participants in our democracy. Our Courts is the vision of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, who is concerned that students are not getting the information and tools they need for civic participation, and that civics teachers need better materials and support. On this site, you will find information and useful teaching resources for an engaging civics curriculum.

This site covers a variety of content areas. There are interactive games as well as IWB activities.