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McCOOK SCRIBES -> Enter your responses to the questions HERE A **Digital Citizen**  commonly refers to a person that participates in society using a certain amount of information technology (//Wikipedia//). Just as our students need to acquire the skills to act appropriately and responsibly in society, they need to acquire these same skills to act appropriately and responsibly in the digital world. We as teachers are often intimidated by the fast pace and the amounts of information or technologies that are available. This site is meant to help teachers build a foundation for teaching our students to be good digital citizens. This site is a collection of materials and curriculum that has been developed by a variety of professionals on this topic. I do not claim to have created any of these materials, only to have synthesized them into one place where educators may easily find them. You will find links and documents from a variety of sources, listed below. If you have any questions on the materials or on this wiki, please feel free to contact me at mgoodwin@edec.org.

//Digital Citizenship NETS Standards//
 * 1) advocate and practice safe, legal, and responsible use of information and technology.
 * 2) exhibit a positive attitude toward using technology that supports collaboration, learning, and productivity.

media type="custom" key="4525050"media type="custom" key="4537598" __Information Sources__ [|CyberSmart Curriculum] [|U of Kansas: Teaching Digital Citizenship] [|The Center for Safe & Responsible Internet Use] [|netsmartz] [|Cyberbullying.Org] [|PrivacyRights.Org] [|GetNetWise]

This site was created by Melissa Goodwin of ESA2

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