Online Safety

Schoology Resources
Collab Cafes > Resources > Digital Citizenship folder contains a variety of grade-level appropriate activities.
Simply add materials to a Course for students to use.

• Schoology
• Be Internet Awesome (3-6 Activities in Schoology)
• Common Sense Educators Video Collection
   

Respect, Educate & Protect

• "I am a Digital Citizen" Poster
• Childnet for Teachers
• PBS Get Your Web License
• Kids Against Bullying
• Humble Media Genius
• NetSmartz Kids
• NetSmartz Tweens
• Safe Searching
• Safety Land
• Cyber Smart Kids, Young Kids
• Kidsmart
• What is a Digital Footprint?
• 5 Ways to Make a Positive Digital Footprint
• Online Reputation

NetSmartz

• NetSmartz Tweens
• NetSmartz Teens

Internet Safety

• Cyber Smart Teens
• textED

Privacy & Security

• A Thin Line
• Chat Danger
• You are Here

Digital Footprint and Reputation

• What is a Digital Footprint?
• 5 Ways to Make a Positive Digital Footprint

Self-image & Identity

• Body Image MediaSmart
• Teens Health Protecting Online Identity
• Online Reputation

Information Literacy

• Internet Detective
• Information Forensics
• Search Better
• 21 Things for Students
• Welcome to the Web

Relationships & Communication

• Email Etiquette for Students
• Purdue Owl Email Etiquette
• That's Not Cool!
• Facebook Checklist

Creative Credit & Copyright

• Purdue Owl
• EasyBib
• You Quote it you Note it!
• Plagiarism Tutorial
• Taking the Mystery out of Copyright
• Fair Use Evaluator
• Creative Commons
• Turnitin

Cyberbullying

• Teens Health
• Teens Against Bullying

• ISTE Standards
• Digital Citizenship
• Cyber Smart Schools
• iKeep Safe Video Collection

• Get Net Wise
• Federal Trade Commission Privacy and Identity
• COPPA Onine Privacy Act
• OnGuardOnline

• 5 Ways to Make a Positive Digital Footprint
• Your Digital Footprint Matters
• Kidsmart

Self Image and Identity

• Understanding Teens and Social Media
• Facebook Guide for Educators
• Social Media Handbook for Administrators

• What is Digital Literacy
• Search, Find, Know
• Guide to Everything Kathy Schrock

• Sticks and Stones - Free PDF book
• Stop Bullying.Gov
• Cyber Bullying, What Schools Can Do to Stop It!

• Creative Commons
• Copyright and Fair Use for Teachers

• Digital Access: Advocating for equal digital rights and access
• Digital Etiquette: Go beyond rules and policies — teach everyone about appropriate conduct online
• Digital Law: Understand it is a crime to steal or damage another’s digital work, identity or property

• Digital Communication: How to make appropriate decisions when communicating in any digital form such as email, social media, video publishing, etc.
• Digital Literacy: We need to teach students how to learn in a digital society
• Digital Commerce: Understand how to be an effective digital consumer online

• Digital Rights and Responsibilities: Understand basic digital rights to privacy, freedom of speech, etc.
• Digital Safety and Security: Know how to protect your information from outside forces that might cause you harm
• Digital Health and Wellness: From physical issues, such as repetitive stress syndrome, to psychological issues, such as internet addiction, users should understand the health risks of excessive technology

1. Evaluate: Is this a resource that has instructional value?
2. Is it LSR7 approved?
(If yes - Go. If no - continue in approval process)
3. Is an account required?
(If no - use the tool)
(If only a teacher account is required and NO student data is uploaded, review the Terms of Service and use your professional judgement.)
(If a student account is required - stop! Submit approval using the Resource Approval Tool).
 

Staff members requesting approval for a software program to be installed on district computers will need to use the relevant form(s):

Form A - Request for Evaluation of Instructional Software

Form B - Software Evaluation Form

Form C - Technical Report for Evaluation of Instructional Software

Get the forms:

Form A

Form B

Form C