Classroom Blogging + Internet Safety
I thank Wes Fryer for adding another layer to the rationale for including blogging as part our classroom curriculum. If our students can show parents how their involvement in purposeful, monitored...
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March 30th – Stop Cyberbullying Day
For the last few days, a very sad story about educator Kathy Sierra has been moving across the blogosphere. A heinous story about threats made on her life, scary enough to cause her to cancel a keynote...
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New Resources for Digital Citizenship – Get 3/Give 1
I really like the way the CTAP4 folks have organized resources for learning about and teaching all aspects of digital citizenship. They’ve included links to PowerPoints, workshop wikis, and even this...
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On the Internet, “nobody knows you’re a dog”
This post is in response to Anne Mirtschin‘s request for cybersafety resources for students. I’m currently out of the classroom, but for the past two years I’ve been teaming with our district webmaster...
View ArticleCheckout the Internet Safety Video Contest!
Thanks to much support from my district (especially Tech Services and Communications) and a partnership with the US Attorney’s Office, my 2WebWatchers partner, Kathleen Watt, and I were able to spend...
View ArticleSuper Social Safety Digiteens on K12 Online Conference
This week I am determined to join some of the final sessions scheduled for the 2009 K12 Online Conference – Bridging the Divide. I visited the site this morning to check the schedule and that’s when I...
View ArticleKicking off CUE 2010 with Internet Safety Awareness
From start to finish CUE 2010 was outstanding! I was delighted to arrive in time for the Internet Safety Awareness and Education panel session. Anne Collier of ConnectSafely.org lead the discussions,...
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