Think Critically. Behave Safely. Participate Responsibly

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1 Self Image Online identity Communication Information Literacy Commerce Think Critically Behave Safely Etiquette Privacy/Security Internet Safety Digital Citizen Digital Footprint Reputation Participate Responsibly Cyberbullying Access and Use Rights and Responsibilities Creative Credit/Copyright

2 Think Critically Primary Resources Communication (K 2) Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship Curriculum sson/sending k 2 Information (K 2) Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship Curriculum files/uploads/classroom_curriculum/k 2 unit1 keepitprivate.pdf Commerce (K 3) MediaSmarts: Canada s Centre for Digital/Media Literacy cos adversmartsinteractive unit food marketing web Sending Students will understand that the Internet provides a means of communicating with real people and describes how messages are sent and received. Keep It Private: Students will learn what private information is and learn to create effective usernames. Co Co's AdverSmarts: An Interactive Unit on Food Marketing on the Web. Students will learn to recognize the marketing techniques used on commercial websites that target children. Participate Responsibly Behave Safely Access and Use (K 2) Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship Curriculum sson/a b c searching k 2 Digital Footprint (K 2) Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship Curriculum files/uploads/classroom_curriculum/k 2 unit2 followthedigitaltrail.pdf Internet Safety (K 2) Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship Curriculum sson/staying safe online k 2 Cyberbullying (K 2) Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship Curriculum sson/screen out mean 2 3 Students learn that directory sites with alphabetical listings offer one way to find things on the Internet. Follow the digital trail: Students will learn that the information they put online leaves a digital footprint and will explore what is appropriate online material. Staying safe online: Students will learn about choosing websites that are good for them to visit, and avoiding sites that are not appropriate for them. Screen out the Mean: Students will learn that children sometimes can act like bullies when they are online. They explore what cyberbullying means and what they can do when they encounter it.

3 Think Critically Behave Safely Junior Resources Communication (3 5) Digital Passport from Common Sense Media chers/downloads/communication/dp_communication_ ModuleGuide.pdf Information (3 5) Digital Passport from Common Sense Media chers/downloads/privacy/dp_privacy_moduleguide.pdf (4 6) Understanding YouTube and Digital Citizenship QEp6ys8FIQf0JRHi4CzkCQyoeJe9k/edit?pli=1 Commerce (6 9) Online Marketing to Kids: Protecting your privacy pdf Self Image (5 8) Image Gap gap lesson Online Identity (4 8) Building your Brand TipSheet_BuildingYourBrand.pdf Etiquette (3 5) Digital Passport from Common Sense Media chers/downloads/communication/dp_communication_ ModuleGuide.pdf Privacy/Security (3 5) MediaSmarts Privacy Playground: The first adventure of the three cyberpigs playground firstadventure three cyberpigs (3 5) Digital Passport from Common Sense Media chers/downloads/privacy/dp_privacy_moduleguide.pdf Twalkers: Students will consider the importance of not multitasking when using a cellphone. Share Jumpers: Students will reflect on the benefits of sharing online, while acknowledging that information can spread fast and far. Detecting Lies and Harmful Links: Students will learn to think critically about the information posted on the internet. Children s privacy on the internet: Students will develop an awareness of the methods used by online marketers to elicit personal information form children, to mine data and track users. Self esteem: Students will understand the role self esteem plays in lifestyle choices and the positive strategies for improving self image. Student tips sheet: Students will learn how to establish and maintain a positive online identity. Twalkers: Students will identify situations in which using a cell phone can be rude and distracting. Students will learn how to spot online marketing strategies, protect their personal information and avoid online predators. Share Jumpers: Students will classify information that should be kept private online.

4 Participate Responsibly Internet Safety (3 5) Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship Curriculum /uploads/classroom_curriculum/3 5 unit3 talkingsafelyonline.pdf Cyberbullying (3 5) Digital Passport from Common Sense Media chers/downloads/cyberbullying/dp_cyberbullying_modu leguide.pdf Access and Use (3 5) Digital Passport from Common Sense Media chers/downloads/search/dp_search_moduleguide.pdf Rights and Responsibilities Creative Credit/ Copyright (3 5) Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship Curriculum /uploads/classroom_curriculum/3 5 unit1 ringsofresponsibility.pdf (3 5) Digital Passport from Common Sense Media chers/downloads/creativecredit/dp_creativecredit_mod uleguide.pdf (6 8) YouTube and Digital Citizenship DIkT3DxTVSOYUsCw DC71aKgV26U/edit?pli=1 Digital Footprint (6 8) Understanding YouTube and Digital Citizenship hr9qnahnm4rs8m8sqjddtgrmv_xyans/edit?pli=1 Reputation (3 5) Digital Passport from Common Sense Media chers/downloads/privacy/dp_privacy_moduleguide.pdf (6 8) YouTube: Kate s Reputation Problem Talking Safely Online: Students will identify differences between real friends and online friends, how to respond if an online only friend asks them personal questions. E volve: Students will compare different forms of cyberbullying and the roles of those involved and identify ways to be an Upstander when cyberbullying occurs. Search Shark: Students will learn how relevant keywords can help them find information online. Rings of Responsibility: Students will reflect upon their offline responsibilities, examine their online responsibilities, learn that good digital citizens are responsible and respectful in the digital world (and beyond). Mix n Mash: Students will learn about and reflect on copyright, credit, and plagiarism and apply it to their own creative work. Copyright rules and regulations: Students will learn about the rules around copyright and how they impact their own work. Online Reputation and cyberbullying: Students will reflect on a variety of topics including digital footprint, online reputation and cyberbullying. Share Jumpers: Students will predict the effect that an online post or message might have on someone's reputation. Conversation starter: A video that highlights how information posted online can impact real world situations.

5 Think Critically Intermediate Senior Resources Communication Educational Technology & Mobile Learning great digital citizenship lessons.html This website has a number of different resources. For a number of different facets of digital citizenship, there is an identified objective and an interactive lesson. Most of the lessons revolve around a YouTube video but have accompanying information and follow up. Information Literacy & Communication Digital Compass 2.pdf 9, 10 Connected Kids MQVK6N43 0Tnu2gE8LPBl94qS3SKE0XHwsZw/edit#slide=id.i0 These are entire lessons about digital citizenship; having a digital compass, earning a digital driver's license (both elementary & secondary). The goal is to provide students with a direction in their use of technology. There are resources, scenarios, and websites to support the lesson. This is a powerpoint presentation that could be used in classroom as a springboard for discussion with Ontario content. It serves to identify/define digital citizenship. It would be good in a civics class. Communication Digital Citizenship Program g_9_12.htm entire lesson on sexting broad site but can search for specific lesson plans (specifically, pornography debate; Canadian content s/pages.phtml?pageid=216981#l1 has some good ideas but is based in the states An excellent site that can be searched either by grade or category. Lessons include objectives, resources and activities. Behave Safely Etiquette Digital Citizenship: Rights, Roles and Responsibilities 2.htm In this lesson students will define the term sexting and outline the dangers of sharing explicit photos or other images online. This lesson includes videos, discussion questions, extension activities and additional resources. Etiquette & Literacy Media Smarts This is a broad site but can search for specific lesson plans about all types of digital citizenship. This is Canadian

6 Safety & Information Literacy 9,10 Teaching Channel sexting Digital Citizenship & Media Literacy media literacy content. You can download lessons and esources including educational games and e tutorials. There are a number of videos here about "how to teach digital citizenship"; videos on sexting, cyberbullying, critical thinking etc. Each video is between 5 10 minutes long and there are follow up questions for discussion. This is aimed at students from grade. This has a series of presentations about varying aspects of digital citizenship relating specifically to protecting privacy. It is geared to a junior class but touches briefly on cyberbullying, sexting etc. It is American content but a good discussion starter. Etiquette CommonSense Education ate teachers This website has specific lessons geared to grades. Topics include safety and privacy, appropriate behaviour and cyberbullying. Each lesson includes resources, activities and assessment activities. There are accommodations included for differentiation. Safety Privacy 9,10 NetSmartz Workshops: Digital Ethics Media Smarts: The Privacy Dilemma dilemmalesson plan senior classrooms Empower your students to be safer online with our free collection of teaching materials for middle school, and high school grade levels. With videos, lesson plans, and teachable recipes, NetSmartz can help create a dynamic Internet safety curriculum. This site has both resources and lessons with downloadable activities regarding appropriate online behaviour. In this lesson students consider and discuss the trade offs we all make on a daily basis between maintaining our privacy, and gaining access to information services. Some diagnostic activities followed by a series of exercises and case studies that encourage them to delve deeper into privacy issues. Summative activity included. Privacy 9,10 CommonSense Education: Internet Privacy sson/whats big deal about internet privacy 6 8 Downloadable lesson (materials and resources) about informations that websites collect our information and what they do with it.

7 Privacy 9,10 CommonSense Education: Broadcasting on the Internet sson/oops i broadcast it internet 6 8 This is an entire lesson on "oversharing' on Net, identifying both the benefits and potential risks. There are downloadable lesson materials and resources (videos, discussion guides etc) Participate Responsibly Etiquette Digital Etiquette Lessons lessons/home A lesson in digital etiquette, this has an activity to activate prior knowledge and then is followed by a series of scenarios and follow up discussion questions and a post assessment activity. While geared to Americans (references to the White house), the content is definitely usable. Reputation 9, 10 Rights, Roles and Responsibilities of a Digital Citizen tte_6_12.htm This site provides a lesson in "netiquette". There are videos, discussion questions and activities. There are follow up writing prompts for reflection to end the lesson Additional Resources: that picture/ this has a great picture of "should I share that picture?" poster. new and improved digital.html this could be the basis for a lesson the survival kit. students digital citizenship skills/ visual poster infographic : showit, discuss it, model it. this would be a good lesson starter cyberbullying.pdf This resource is based in Australia but is a good guide with focussed steps for teachers. online safety guide/ While not a lesson, this site discusses what specific actions teachers can take when discussing unsafe internet behaviour. These are stories about students engaging in unsafe behaviour on the internet. This is a series of tips from Alberta educators about reducing the risk of unsafe internet use in the classroom. (elem/sec) interactive lessons by google on digital citizenship/ (elem/sec) digital citizenship/ (elem/sec by grade) (elem/sec)

8 Cyberbullying resources: ConnectED (grades 4-6) Media Smarts (5-12) resources counter cyberbullying portal page thinkuknow (K 12) Character Education Resources: WITS and activities.php Internet Safety (7 8)