Privacy Training from CommonSenseMedia - 5 views
https://www.commonsense.org/education/training/privacy Description: This is a 45 course offered by Common Sense Media to help educators understand Student Privacy and ways to prevent breaches.
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Best Coding Tools for Elementary | Common Sense Education - 2 views
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sheilawilcox on 18 Feb 20Reviews of 32 Coding Tools with Pro and Cons and ideas for using in the classroom.
Curation Tools - 5 views
I have never been a Pinterest teacher. I have an account, but only for idle curiousity. Then while researching curation tools, I was surprised to come across an article from USC called "14 Ways S...
Technology Toolbox - 4 views
A "technology toolbox" for teachers. Everything from copyright, to education journals, to global projects. Tons of resources for teachers K-12. https://sites.google.com/site/technologytoolboxfored...
BadgerLink Research Guides | BadgerLink - 0 views
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A quick video on using BadgerLink for research. A quality resource for any age students.
Seesaw Activity Center - 0 views
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This one is harder to share, because you have to have a (free) account to access the activity library, but if you are part of the Seesaw community you will be able to use and share hundreds of premade lessons with your students using the Seesaw app!
WISELearn - 2 views
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Wisconsin's own OER educator portal includes open education resources that will enable high-quality learning experiences and resources to schools -
This would be great for PD - I don't know how many teachers are aware of this site created by the DPI for teachers (and librarians!) to share lesson plans, activities, and even library pans.
Student Privacy Curriculum Matrix - 1 views
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iKeepSafe has put out this resource on how educators can implement activities that focus on teaching students digital skills, including protecting personal information. This matrix suggests grade levels to teach certain skills as well as possible activities.
5 Best Internet Safety Resources for Teachers - 0 views
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A great list of programs and resources for teachers to teach student online safety and understand issues surrounding student safety online.
Google's "Internet Awesome" - 1 views
OER for Internet Safety and Digital Citizenship lessons and games that are aimed for upper elementary students. I use the games and some of the lessons to supplement my 4th and 5th grade library cu...
Let's Get Practical for Choose Privacy Week - Intellectual Freedom Blog - 0 views
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By Michael Robinson Chair, ALA-IFC Privacy Subcommittee Associate Professor at the Consortium Library, University of Alaska - Anchorage Crossposted from ChoosePrivacyWeek.org The American Library Association's Office for Intellectual Freedom demonstrated its foresight when it started the Choose Privacy Week program in 2010, launching an ongoing program to raise awareness among libraries and library users about the dangers of government surveillance and demonstrating why privacy is important, especially in light of the growing use of online resources and services.
crossref.org - 1 views
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This is a site to use when cross-ref DOI #'s or when you find items that appear similar..It goes along with the conversation about permalinks...
Creative Commons - 2 views
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"Free and open content shared under simple terms that can spark new ideas and solve global challenges" (creativecommons.org).
Planning your online class - 1 views
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This comes from MERLOT and has a video and printed material for planning your online class. Download the supporting PDF file for this episode http://bit.ly/gFPzbN from the Learning to Teach Online project website.This Learning to Teach Online http://bit.ly/d18ac5 episode explores some of the key considerations when planning your online or blended (face-to-face and online) class. It examines the importance of considering pedagogy before technology; constructively aligning assessment with learning outcomes; and the integration of digital literacy skills.
Browse Popular Blended Learning Ideas and Lessons | BetterLesson - 1 views
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This page of the BetterLesson website provides teachers with resources that will strengthen their blended learning practices. Topics include establishing procedures, personalizing learning, and creating assessments.
What Works in K-12 Online Learning - 1 views
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A new form of distance learning, online learning is education in which instruction and content comprising a formal course of study are delivered primarily via the Internet. K-12 enrollments in online courses continue to grow, and while there is great potential in the virtual schools movement, there are many challenges inherent in this relatively new method of education delivery. What Works in K-12 Online Learning provides a comprehensive overview of effective online teaching and learning practices. Based on extensive experience and research, chapters cover a full spectrum of topics including virtual course development, online learning in elementary classrooms, instructional assessment and differentiating online instruction, professional development for teachers of virtual courses, and the challenges that virtual schools will face in the future.
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