Digital Citizenship Activities

Ever wondered how you could teach our young people to be good digital citizens, then click below and help our students to grow into responsible online citizens. Feel free to click the remix button to access an editable version of the book for your students.
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Your Rings of Responsibility

Teaching students from young what it means to be a responsible digital citizen from young is key to developing good online habits as they grow. Click below and help our students to grow into responsible online citizens. Feel free to click the remix button to access an editable version of the book for your students.
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Tools Teachers Can Use!

I. 11 Tools Google teachers need to be using.

Description: Society has shifted to the online world, here below is a link on eleven online tools teachers can use to set assignments, have work submitted by students, mark and return graded papers, run Google Classroom analytics, create interactive tutorials, play games, draw directly on Slides, and much more! Check in the description below to access the eleven apps.  

This video was created by EdTechClassroom and sponsored by Wacom.

 

Reference: 

NewEdTechClassroom. (2021, August 24). 11 Tools Google teachers need to be using [Video]. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVDcrcmhA-E

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In‑text: (NewEdTechClassroom, 2021)

 

II. 35 Best Teaching tools to use for uplifting teaching standards. 

Description: This is a list of creative apps teachers can use to make teaching fun and interactive. 

This video was created by Splash Learn 

Reference: Team SplashLearn.(2022, July 28th) 35 Best Teaching Tools to Use for Uplifting Classroom Standards. SplashLear.n https://www.splashlearn.com/blog/teaching-tools-to-use-for-uplifting-classroom-standards/#:~:text=There%20are%20multiple%20online%20teaching,can%20use%20in%20the%20classroom

 

Digital Literacy for students

Our students are digital natives and certainly need to be exposed to digital safety tools. Check out this simple e-book which focuses on breaking down online safety for our younger students. You can share with your parents or you can do it together with your students. If you wish to make it interactive, you can click the remix button!
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For an engaging lesson on how to teach younger children about internet safety, check this site:

https://www.edutopia.org/blog/internet-safety-younger-elementary-mary-beth-hertz