120+ Digital Citizenship Links on 22 Topics

digital citizenshipHere’s a long list of websites to address Digital Citizenship topics you teach in your classroom:

Avatars

to promote digital privacy

  1. Avatar 1–a monster
  2. Avatar 2–Lego you
  3. Avatar 3–animal
  4. Tellagami–a video avatar
  5. Vokis
  6. With comics, via Pixton — fee-based

Copyrights and Digital Law

  1. Copyrights–BrainPop video
  2. Copyright and Fair Use–Common Sense Media video
  3. Copyright Law Explained (fun video, informative, thorough)
  4. Copyright law curriculum
  5. Creative Commons
  6. Take the mystery out of copyrights–by the Library of Congress
  7. Videos on licensing, copyrights, more (from Creative Commons)

digital image of laptop with human hands and eyesCurriculum

  1. Common Sense media
  2. Ask a Tech Teacher

Cyberbullying

  1. Bullying—Watch this (videos)
  2. Cyberbullying video
  3. Cyber-bullying–5th grade
  4. Cyber-bullying—BrainPop
  5. Cyberbullying—what is it
  6. Think Time: How Does Cyberbullying Affect You

DigCit (General)

  1. Brainpop Digital Citizenship
  2. Carnegie Cadets—practice DC
  3. Digital presence
  4. Internet sources
  5. Internet—what is it–video
  6. O2–Keeping Kids Safe
  7. Videos–general collection from CommonCraft
  8. What is DigCit–told by a student

educational tvDigital Communications

  1. Facebook, YouTube, Texting: Rules of the Road for Kids

Digital footprint

  1. Digital Footprint
  2. Digital footprint—clean it up
  3. Digital footprints
  4. Digital footprints—the facts
  5. Digital Life 101
  6. Digital Life—parody video
  7. Online reputations
  8. Protecting Online Reputations
  9. What’s a digital dossier (footprint)

9587061 internet password security concept binary code with teDigital privacy

  1. Information Privacy
  2. Password Bird
  3. Post to be private
  4. Princess who knew how to UYN–video
  5. Privacy on the internet
  6. Webonauts

Digital rights and responsibilities

  1. Digital Passport
  2. Digital rights—sharing info

Digital Search/Research

  1. Basic search tips–from Google
  2. BrainPop Internet sources
  3. Citation Machine
  4. Google course on searching internet
  5. Internet searches
  6. Power Search
  7. Remix
  8. Websites—how to evaluate sources

Fair use/Public domain

  1. A Fair(y) Use Tale

copyright word cloudImage copyright

  1. Google Images—reverse image search (drop an image onto the page and search)
  2. Image edit exposure tool
  3. Image Edited? Check here
  4. Is This Picture Real?
  5. Everything is a remix
  6. Tineye—reverse image search

Images–free

  1. Free Photo
  2. Morgue File
  3. Open Clip Art
  4. Open Photo
  5. Smithsonian Wild
  6. Stock Exchange
  7. Wiki Images

Internet Hoaxes

  1. Fake baseball blog--well done
  2. Hoax or not?
  3. Save the tree octopus

8919646 Businessman frightened by Devil breaking through a laptoInternet safety

  1. Brainpop—online safety
  2. Clicky’s internet safety
  3. Clicky’s Netsmart Kids
  4. Clickys’s II Netsmart Kids
  5. Computer safety
  6. Digital Safety– Informational guide to staying safe online, includes search engine safety, scams, and identity theft.
  7. Faux Paws Internet Safety
  8. Garfield internet safety
  9. Hector’s World Internet safety videos
  10. Internet safety
  11. Internet safety Dance Video
  12. Internet safety games
  13. Internet safety quiz
  14. Internet Safety Undersea Adventure
  15. Internet safety video–day in digcit’s life
  16. Internet safety videos
  17. Internet safety—BrainPop Jr
  18. Internet safety–read-to-you book
  19. iSafe– A helpful resource completely centered around E-Safety Technology and Education
  20. Mirror Image–free download–about answering an online modeling job–7/8th grade
  21. My Online Neighborhood–video by CommonSense Media
  22. Netsmart KidsOnline Safety
  23. Netsmart Kids–the Princess
  24. NetSmartKids–read-to-you–net safety
  25. Netsmartz internet safety rap
  26. NSTeens
  27. Online Safety Quiz
  28. Online Safety Quiz II
  29. Online safety video
  30. Safe surfing ebook—read to you
  31. Safe tech use–video
  32. Safety Land game
  33. Survivors on Online Treachery
  34. Teens Talk Back
  35. These six videos from kids like you
  36. Welcome to the Web

Netiquette

  1. You Can’t Take it Back
  2. quiz show game on Netiquette

Online Ads

  1. Admongo–explore, discover and learn about online ads while playing a game

Internet dangerOnline plagiarism

  1. Clicky’s stolen song
  2. Hoax or not?
  3. Plagiarism video

Passwords

  1. Broken Friendship
  2. Password creator
  3. Password creator—3 steps
  4. Password Rap
  5. Passwords—how secure is yours

7864053 Young people with tabletsSocial media

  1. #Hashtag You’re It
  2. Look up–don’t let social media take over your life
  3. Hello? Put down your phone–we are obsessed with social media
  4. this video on email and IM
  5. Social Media Revolution–video; great music

Stranger Danger

  1. Clicky II

Texting

  1. Texting etc–Chicken Road YouTube
  2. Safe texting–video

 

For a complete Digital Citizenship curriculum for K-8 with 17 topics. 46 lessons. 46 projects. A year-long curriculum that covers everything you need to discuss on internet safety and efficiency, check out K-8 Digital Citizenship Curriculum.

Updated 4-21-16

Author: Jacqui
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