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Published on Jan 26, 2015 Social Media Revolution 2015 by Erik Qualman. Video showcasing the power of social and mobile. Created by best selling author and keynote speaker Erik Qualman More information athttp:// Data from #1 Best Selling book #Socialnomics by Erik Qualmanhttp://

Web 2.0 It’s a Jungle Out There!

Study: Evaluating Scholarship Applicants National Scholarship Providers Association (NSPA) Survey of 300 members who collectively award more than $1 billion in scholarships annually. 75% reviewed an applicant’s online presence looking for one or more red flags. More than 50% review an applicant’s online presence to get to know the applicant better, to look for creativity and other positive personality traits or to evaluate “real life” communication skills 25% of scholarship providers evaluated online information to resolve conflicting information about qualifications 1/3 denied a scholarship and ¼ have granted a scholarship because of information they found about a candidate online

9 Elements of Digital Citizenship Created with

Full electronic participation in society MS Office Clip Art

Digital Commerce $$ Buying & Selling Online $$ MS Office Clip Art

Digital Communication Electronic exchange of information

Digital Literacy Information & technology literacy Photo by Aishieh, CC on Flickr:

Digital Etiquette  Learning Right from Wrong in the Digital Age  Understanding appropriate and inappropriate uses of technology CC on Flickr by Thomas Hawk: 9/sizes/z/in/photostream/

Digital Law Legal rights and restrictions governing technology use Created with

Digital Rights & Responsibilities Privileges, freedoms, & behavioral expectations that come with them Photo by Fräulein Schiller. CC from Flickr: Schiller

Digital Health & Wellness Physical and psychological well-being Photo by hufse, CC on Flickr:

Digital Security The precautions to maintain personal safety & security of the network MS Office Clip Art

“We are living in a world without borders. To meet the realities of the 21st century global economy and maintain America’s competitive edge into the future, we need students who are prepared to compete not only with their American peers, but with students from all across the globe for the jobs of tomorrow.” —National Governors Association, The Council of Chief State School Officers, and Achieve, Inc. (2008) Benchmarking for Success: Ensuring U.S. Students Receive a World-Class Education, p. 1 Benchmarking for Success: Ensuring U.S. Students Receive a World-Class Education