Digital Citizenship

Propaganda runs well beyond words and websites.

In this article by Susanna Clavello, she shares the importance of librarians as information experts for the modern student.

Students value online influence over traditional careers

This generation doesn’t buy newspapers…

San Francisco, CA [August 30, 2016] — To help educators teach their students how to use technology safely, respectfully, and responsibly, Common Sense Education and Public Consulting Group (PCG) have partnered to offer Digital Citizenship courses through Pepper, PCG’s online professional learning network.

Discover essential social media guidelines for special education teachers to help students with special needs stay safe, connected, and supported online.

This is the second installment of The Perfect School series originally published in SEEN Magazine.   We must start with the “perfect school.” Until we come to an agreement on …

Author and educator Kathy Cassidy discusses her new book and how primary teachers can integrate technology into the classroom. “Connected from the Start: Global Learning in the Primary Grades”, makes a compelling case for connecting our youngest students to the world, using the transformative power of Internet tools and technologies. Cassidy presents both the rationale for connecting students “from the start” and the how-to details and examples teachers need to involve children in grades K-3 in using blogs,

InterviewDigital citizenship continues to become a part of the everyday vernacular in education. Dr. Marialice B.F.X. Curran takes a deeper dive into the subject following her recent op-ed in edCircuit. Curran shares upcoming events tying Connected Educator Month with the DigcitSummit and provides educators resources for weekly Twitter chats