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From the National Center for Campus Public Safety, this guide discusses the current use of social media and the safety challenges associated with these platforms.

Resources to help educate and prepare students in this ever-evolving area of communication.

This website is all shared hyperdocs for teachers. It is also a place where teachers can share hyperdocs that they have created.

The government reference provides the necessary information that districts need to comply with student privacy protection regulations.

Lesson plans for safely navigating social media and online activity.

Use social media tools to engage students in 21st century learning.

OER resource with videos, articles, and more. Searchable by standards, subjects, and grade levels. I also like how I can curate a collection of information to share a folder with a group or class.

Student Privacy Lesson plan for students grades 6-12

I really like to teach adults using similar or the same resources that I use for secondary students because it provides an 'entry-level' peak at the topic at hand (in this instance, Copyright) as well as a resource that they can use to direct-teach. I really like how BrainPop explains copyright in a very user-friendly manner.

This is SUCH a great resource that I stumbled across in my research. It is a handbook for librarians that breaks down copyright and the impact on 'our world'. This is a fantastic source of information!! "Copyright for Librarians: the essential handbook" is a textbook that aims to provide librarians in developing and transition countries with information concerning copyright law. It can be used as a stand-alone resource or as an adjunct to a companion online curriculum."

This is honestly the best tool I have used for customized online learning and portfolio work I have used with kids. There is a ton of importing/exporting/appsmashing capabilities all through one really kid-friendly source.