DigitalCitizenship


 * Jason and** Joyce

"It should be clear to all that being a good citizen is just as important in the digital world as in the "real world". ~Ribble



The above word cloud was created using the definitions and explanations of the Nine Elements of Digital Citizenship

Digital citizenship can be defined as the norms of appropriate, responsible behavior with regard to technology use.
Mike Ribble has identified nine elements of Digital Citizenship. Each of these nine elements encompasses many areas of our digital behavior. In addition, many of the areas that will be explored, can fit under more than one of the nine elements. For more information on Ribble's definition go to: www.digitalcitizenship.org The Nine Elements according to Ribble are:
 * = ===Digital Etiquette=== ||= ===Digital Communication=== ||= ===Digital Literacy=== ||
 * = ===Digital Access=== ||= ===Digital Commerce=== ||= ===Digital Law=== ||
 * = ===Digital Rights & Responsibilities=== ||= ===Digital Health & Wellness=== ||= ===Digital Security (Self-Protection)=== ||

Diigo:

 * Diigo is a social bookmarking site that has one of the most active digital citizenship groups I know of. You must begin by signing up for a free Diigo account, and then once your profile is built, become a part of the digital citizenship group. There is a constant growth of a bank of websites on the topics of digital citizenship. The group is named Ad4dcss/Digital Citizenship and is a grouping of professionals that are dedicated to collecting all of the digital citizenship resources they can in one place. For anyone interested in Digital Citizenship in schools, this group is a must. Once you have a Diigo account, you can use the badge to the right to join the group.

If you would like to add the badge to your library page or blog the code is as follows:

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Now is the time for educators as well as other adults to begin to evaluate how they are using technology. Within this website are many examples of how educators can begin the process of teaching their students how to use technology more appropriately. These resources can be used by any anyone who is interested in helping students or others better understand appropriate technology use. from www.digitalcitizenship.net

=Resources= My overall favorite one-stop-shop for digital citizenship for teachers, parents and students is Common Sense Media. This has information that is current, relevant and easy to understand. I personally get their RSS feed for educators that gives me updates and articles of interest. This site is free to register and has a great library of resources for everyone.

Educator Anne Bubnic's Public Diigo Lists. Each of the Digital Citizenship Links begins with the wording "digital Citizenship". Bookmarks are categorized by NETS standards, Topics, Elements of Digital Citizenship.

Join the Digital Citizenship NING.

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**Resources on Fair Use**
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 * NECC Smackdown--Digital Citizenship
 * [|Code of Best Practices for Fair Use in Media Literacy Education]
 * [|Copyright Advisory Network]
 * [|Fair Use Evaluator]
 * [|Temple University Media Lab Teaching Resource for Fair Use]
 * [|Release of The Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Media Literacy Education]
 * [|Wes Fryer's Copyright Wiki]
 * [|Remix Culture, Creative Commons & a Short Stories Project in Literature]
 * Copyright Confusion Wiki
 * [|Copyright and Fair Use Resources for Educators from Temple University's Media Education Lab]
 * [|Six Resources for Learning About Fair Use] (Richard Byrne)
 * [|The Cost of Copyright Confusion for Media Literacy] video (available [|from Temple Univ])
 * Copyright Confusion Presentation Wiki
 * [|Fair Use and Copyright, Center for Social Media, American University]
 * [|Video Resources]
 * [|Researchers' Top Five Videos in Each Category]
 * [|YouTomb] (MIT's project monitors YouTube's takedowns for copyright violation)
 * [|TeachingCopyright.org] provides high school copyright unit and activities culminating in a mock trial that tests the students' understanding of copyright.
 * Tool for Reasoning Fair Use (pdf) [[image:http://www.wikispaces.com/i/mime/32/application/pdf.png width="32" height="32" link="http://newtoolsworkshop.wikispaces.com/file/view/Tool+for+reasoning+Fair+Use-3.pdf"]] [|Tool for reasoning Fair Use-3.pdf]
 * [|Plagiarism Lessons]
 * [|Detecting Lies and Staying True]

**About Creative Commons**
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Copyright-Friendly Pathfinder [|Get Creative]

[|Creative Commons: What Every Educator Needs to Know] by [|Rodd Lucier] __[|Creative Commons: What every Educator needs to know]__ View more __[|presentations]__ from __[|Rodd Lucier]__. (tags: __[|culture]__ __[|creativity]__)
 * [|7 Things You Should Know about Creative Commons] (Educause)
 * [|Creative Commons Videos]


 * Plagiarism Detection**
 * [|Plagiarism Detect]
 * [|Turn it in]
 * [|Plagiarism Checker]
 * [|Plagium] (Beta)
 * [|Avoiding Plagiarism Exercise]

**Citation Generators**

 * ** Download sample papers (MLA & APA styles): Hacker & Fister's [|Research & Documentation Online] **
 * [|Bibme]//Free citation generator that pulls reference content from a database of resources//
 * [|EasyBib]
 * [|Son of Citation Maker] (David Warlick)
 * [|OttoBib]Just enter the ISBN
 * [|IMSA Citation Wizard]
 * [|iCyte.com]
 * [|Zotero]

**Safety and Privacy**
Leaving Digital Footprints that Count [|What's Your Story?] (video competition on safety) [|Texting While Driving PSA]

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**Resources**

 * NECC Smackdown--Digital Citizenship
 * [|Code of Best Practices for Fair Use in Media Literacy Education]
 * [|Copyright Advisory Network]
 * [|Fair Use Evaluator]
 * [|Temple University Media Lab Teaching Resources for Fair Use]
 * [|Release of The Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Media Literacy Education]
 * [|Wes Fryer's Copyright Wiki]
 * [|Remix Culture, Creative Commons & a Short Stories Project in Literature]
 * Copyright Confusion Wiki
 * [|Copyright and Fair Use Resources for Educators from Temple University's Media Education Lab]
 * [|Six Resources for Learning About Fair Use] (Richard Byrne)
 * [|The Cost of Copyright Confusion for Media Literacy] video (available [|from Temple Univ])
 * Copyright Confusion Presentation Wiki
 * [|Fair Use and Copyright, Center for Social Media, American University]
 * [|Video Resources]
 * [|Researchers' Top Five Videos in Each Category]
 * [|YouTomb] (MIT's project monitors YouTube's takedowns for copyright violation)
 * [|TeachingCopyright.org] provides high school copyright unit and activities culminating in a mock trial that tests the students' understanding of copyright.
 * Tool for Reasoning Fair Use (pdf) [[image:http://www.wikispaces.com/i/mime/32/application/pdf.png width="32" height="32" link="http://newtoolsworkshop.wikispaces.com/file/view/Tool+for+reasoning+Fair+Use-3.pdf"]] [|Tool for reasoning Fair Use-3.pdf]
 * [|Plagiarism Lessons]
 * [|Detecting Lies and Staying True]
 * [|Fair Use is Your Friend]
 * [|YouTube Videos from Temple Media Ed Lab]
 * [|What's Copyright?] (Music video by Michael RobbGrieco)

[|Wes Fryer's Copyright for Educators] (slideshow with audio) __[|Copyright for Educators]__ View more __[|presentations]__ from __[|wfryer]__. (tags: __[|librarian]__ __[|library]__)

**Plagiarism Detection**

 * [|Plagiarism Detect]
 * [|Turn it in]
 * [|Plagiarism Checker]
 * [|Plagium] (Beta)
 * [|Avoiding Plagiarism Exercise]

**Citation Generators**

 * ** Download sample papers (MLA & APA styles): Hacker & Fister's [|Research & Documentation Online] **
 * [|Bibme]//Free citation generator that pulls reference content from a database of resources//
 * [|EasyBib]
 * [|Son of Citation Maker] (David Warlick)
 * [|OttoBib]Just enter the ISBN

**Safety and Privacy**

 * Leaving Digital Footprints that Count
 * [|Texting While Driving PSA]
 * [|My Hope]
 * [|Think Before You Post]
 * [|Thatsnotcool] (videos and curriculum about online communication issues)
 * [|Internet Safety Resources]
 * [|Thinkuknow]
 * [|Protecting Kids Online]
 * [|Unmasking the Digital Truth] (about overfiltering in our schools)
 * Digital Parents

**On Digital Footprints**

 * [|Larry Magid on Facebook's Privacy Settings]
 * [|Pipl] (for searching your profiles)
 * People Search Tools
 * [|123 People.com]
 * [|Edubeacon: Digital Citizenship, not just for children]
 * [|5 Steps to Stay Safe and Private on Facebook]
 * Facebook's New Privacy Settings (EFF)
 * [|Common Craft: Protecting Reputations Online]
 * [|Ideas for making a purposeful and professional digital footprint]

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 * Curriculum and Lesson Planning Resources**
 * US Department of Justice - Cyber Safety
 * CyberSmart Curriculum
 * iSafe Curriculum (fee)
 * Safe NET
 * I Keep Safe
 * The Teacher Tap - Resources for Librarians
 * Our wiki - join and collaborate! Quakertown Librarians' Wiki