Digital Citizenship / Cyberbullying - Keystone Area Education Agency
Digital Citizenship / Cyberbullying - Keystone Area Education Agency

Digital Citizenship / Cyberbullying

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BSA Cyber Tree House
Cool videos and games teach kids how to play it safe in cyber space.
 
Free downloadable curriculum toolkits broken into age appropriate grade bands (K-2, 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12). 
 
  • Web-based games and videos engage 3rd - 5th graders in independent learning
  • Modules zero in on critical skills related to digital safety, respect, and community
  • Collaborative classroom activities reinforce online lessons
  • Students earn badges toward a Digital Passport
  • Teachers get robust reports to demonstrate student success
  • Supports responsible use policies and E-rate
Cyberbullying
A central repository and information clearinghouse for the phenomenon of cyber bullying.
 
CyberEthics for Teachers
This site contains cyber ethics related lesson plans for elementary and middle school students. Examples of AUPs are posted.
 
Cybersmart
Free on-line K-12 lessons and activities as well as on-line professional development. Includes 21st Century Skills lessons plans.
 
Digital Citizenship Moodle Modules
This series of three modules around the topic of Digital Citizenship were created by Deb Henkes and Norma Thiese, Keystone AEA consultants. The topics are Staying Safe, Ethical Responsibility and Appropriate Communications. Click the link below to preview the modules. If you are interested in using the modules at your school contact Deb or Norma for more information.
 
FBI-SOS
A free internet safety and cyber citizenship program for students in grades 3–8. Checkout the Safety scavenger hunts!
 
GetNetWise
A great site for parents and teachers containing net safety info by age level as well ideas for reporting trouble and more.
 
iKeepSafe
Educational resources teach children of all ages in a fun, age-appropriate way, the basic rules of Internet safety, ethics, and the healthy use of connected technologies.
 
iSafe Inc.
A subscription based site, this website provides Internet safety education, teacher lesson plans and activities, student mentor training, community outreach, parent and law enforcement information. *Training required before free K-12 curriculum materials can be accessed. Contact Keystone AEA for training options.
 
Kids Against Bullying
Features lots of fun and games, contests, choose your adventure videos about bullying and more.
 
McGruff’s Blog
Play games, get advice, learn how to stop a bully and have fun with McGruff.
 
Net Know-How
A huge database of information and links for teachers about plagiarism, copyright, net safety, cyber bullying and more!
 
NetSmartz
Provides on-line resources for learning about Internet safety. Includes information and activities for kids, teens, teachers, parents and law enforcement.
 
NSTeens Making Safer Choices Online
Comics and videos to help teens learn about net safety. Includes free teaching materials.
 
Professor Garfield Foundation: Internet Safety and You
This free site provides fun interactive online lessons for students about cyberbullying, forms of media and more. Teacher's materials available.
 
SafeKids
Your family’s guide to making the Internet and technology safe, fun and productive. Includes "A Parent's Guide to Facebook."
 
Stop Cyberbullying
Tips for educators, parents and kids on cyberbullying, prevention and the law.
 
WebwiseKids/WebwiseTeens
Provides online computer games based on real-life scenarios to create a safer, more friendly internet experience.
 
WiredSafety
Provides help, information and education to Internet and mobile device users of all ages. Includes a one to one hotline, multiple resources, videos, lesson plans and activities. Also provides information to victims of cyber abuse ranging from online fraud, cyber stalking and child safety, to hacking and malicious code attacks.
 

 

 

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