1. Digital Citizenship: A Collaborative Approach Alicia Fischer- Health Education, Osseo Area Learning Center Christine Voigtlander- LMS, Palmer Lake Elementary School

2. ISD279Health Standards LMS Standards Safety/Injury/Violence UNIT: High School Health (10 th grade) 4. Identify protective behaviors related to cyber safety. AASL 4.0 Pursue personal and aesthetic growth. 4.3 Responsibilities 4.3.1 Participate in the social exchange of ideas, both electronically and in person. 4.3.4 Practice safe and ethical behaviors in personal electronic communication and interaction.

3. Sexting Question #1 Questions for pre-assessment According to Common Sense Media, which of the following are reasons why teens would send a sexually explicit message (sexting)? A. To entice someone B. To flirt C. To show off D. To prove commitment E. All of above

4. Sexting Question #2: Questions for pre-assessment: Which of the following could result from sending or receiving a sext-message? A. suspension from school B. you could become the victim of cyber bullying C. you could be charged with child pornography D. all of the above

5. Cyber-bullying Question #1 Questions for pre-assessment Cyber-bullying behaviors could include which of the following: A. making a fake profile to pretend to be friends with someone B. leaving a message of hateful words on their social networking page C. sending threatening emails D. taking unflattering photos of people and

6. Cyber-bullying Question #2 Pre-assessment Questions TRUE or FALSE: Facebook has created a new suite of anti-bullying tools including a bullying reporting interface and a safety center for parents and teens.

7. Netiquette Question #1 Pre-assessment Question It is OK to vent your frustration on Facebook when: A. the message is typed in all CAPS B. it does not contain any copyrighted material C. the message has been marked as confidential D. none of the above

8. Netiquette Question #2 Pre-assessment Question The Golden Rule of Netiquette is: A. remember the human on the other end B. never flame a friend C. follow some of the rules of netiquette D. A smiley in every message

9. Personal Information and Safety Question #1 Pre-assessment An example of a secure password is: A. Cit!Tic-1029 B. Fischer=234 C. 03-01-1976 D. 459139984

10. Personal Information and Safety Question #2 Pre-assessment True or False: It is safe to post on your Facebook page: My parents are going to Jamaica for a week……….PARTY TIME

11. Being a Responsible Citizen in a Digital Society Sign of the times. Prepare for tomorrow.

12. What is Digital Citizenship Digital Citizenship is defined as the norms of behavior with regard to technology (Ribble, Bailey, & Ross, 2004) Netiquette Safety tips for using technology Copyright and Fair Use

13. What does responsible use of technology look like?

14. Etiquette http://dictionary.com

15. Netiquette Using technology appropriately without- a set of “unspoken” rules that are rules for using the internet for communication

16. Safe uses of technology Do not share:  password  permission  personal  pass on

17. Identity Theft Dumpster diving Skimming Changing your address And old fashioned stealing

18. Passwords Don’t give out your passwords to friends Have more than one Don’t make it obvious Easy to remember Make it a sentence Don’t use your nickname

19. Digital Dossier Think about it: Every Digital Step you make impacts your Digital Life and your Real Life.

20. REMEMBER: WHAT YOU DO ONLINE IS PUBLIC INFORMATION!!!!

21. Reputation Management One click away!

22. Sexting- it is serious Sexting Consequences are Serious Sexting is NOT private!!!

23. Sexting can lead to CYBER BULLYING and CHILD PORNOGRAPHY CHARGES Bullying- SENDING A NUDE OR SEMI-NUDE PHOTO PUTS YOU AT- RISK FOR BULLYING Child Pornography charges: Local police departments have been working with schools to educate students about the legal ramifications associated with sexting.

24. Facebook ANTI-bullying Measures Facebook Safety Center Advanced FACEBOOK Security Features Facebook Safety Center Anti-Bullying Measures FACEBOOK Anti-Bullying

27. It is OK to vent your frustration about a friend on Facebook when: A. the message is typed in all capitals B. it does not contain any copyrighted material C. the message has been marked as confidential D. none of the above

28. The Golden Rule of Netiquette is: A. Remember the human on the other end B. Never flame a friend C. Follow some the rules of netiquette D. A smiley in every message

29. Knowledge and understanding of Netiquette is useful because: A. it explains some of the technical limitations of online communications B. it will help you create a positive impression on those you meet in cyberspace C. it explains the conventions already being used by millions of cybernauts D. all of the above

30. An example of a secure password is: A. Cit!Tic-1029 B. Fischer=234 C. 05-01-1992 D. 471857749

31. Application of Knowledge: Students will answer questions after reading the cyber safety scenario.

32. Acceptable Social Networking? Ian made a plan to get back at Mike for telling some personal secrets about him. Ian created a fictional profile on a social networking site so he could carry on a fake online romance with Mike. The cyber romance went on for weeks. Mike thought the person he was talking to was a student at a neighboring high school. After several weeks, Ian told all their friends that he tricked Mike. When friends asked Ian why he did it, Ian said, "to teach Mike a lesson for telling his secrets." Answer the questions on the next card. Use the links below to help you. http://www3.facetime.com/solutions/socialnetworks.aspx http://www.ehow.com/how_5623945_create-acceptable-social- pages.html

33. Answer the QUESTIONS 1. Was Ian justified in teaching Mike a lesson? 2. How do you think Mike felt when he found out his "relationship" was only a cruel trick? 3. What problems might result due to Ian's actions?

34. Sexting Peer Pressure You just started high school have been dating a special someone for 3 months. The person you are dating is 2 years older and has shared with you how much they really like you. As a birthday present they asked you to send them a picture of your top off. You know some of your friends have done this, but you are a little scared. Answer the questions on the next card. Use the links below to help you. http://www.commonsensemedia.org/advice-for-parents/talking-about-sexting http://www.netsmartz.org/Sexting/

35. Answer the QUESTIONS 1. What are some of the consequences someone who receives the nude text message may encounter? 2. What are some of the consequences YOU could face by sending a nude picture of yourself?

38. OALC Health BLOG

39. Sexting Question #1 Questions for post-assessment According to Common Sense Media, which of the following are reasons why teens would send a sexually explicit message (sexting)? A. To entice someone B. To flirt C. To show off D. To prove commitment E. All of above

40. Sexting Question #2: Questions for post-assessment: Which of the following could result from sending or receiving a sext-message? A. suspension from school B. you could become the victim of cyber bullying C. you could be charged with child pornography D. all of the above

41. Cyber-bullying Question #1 Questions for post-assessment Cyber bullying behaviors could include which of the following: A. making a fake profile to pretend to be friends with someone B. leaving a message of hateful words on their social networking page C. sending threatening emails D. taking unflattering photos of people and

42. Cyber-bullying Question #2 Post-assessment Questions TRUE or FALSE: Facebook has created a new suite of anti-bullying tools including a bullying reporting interface and a safety center for parents and teens.

43. Netiquette Question #1 Post-assessment Question It is OK to vent your frustration on Facebook when: A. the message is typed in all CAPS B. it does not contain any copyrighted material C. the message has been marked as confidential D. none of the above

44. Netiquette Question #2 Post-assessment Question The Golden Rule of Netiquette is: A. remember the human on the other end B. never flame a friend C. follow some of the rules of netiquette D. A smiley in every message

45. Personal Information and Safety Question #1 Post-assessment An example of a secure password is: A. Cit!Tic-1029 B. Fischer=234 C. 03-01-1976 D. 459139984

46. Personal Information and Safety Question #2 Post-assessment True or False: It is safe to post on your Facebook page: My parents are going to Jamaica for a week……….PARTY TIME

47. Credits SlideSource 2http://www.district279.org/departments/Curriculum/index.cfm 3-4http://www.district279.org/departments/Curriculum/index.cfm 6http://mashable.com/2011/03/10/facebook-anti-bullying/ 11 12 Chad Benesh, OALC Teacher photo (permission to use) www.dictionary.com 13 14 15 17 18 http://www.digitalcitizenship.net/Nine_Elements.html http://dictionary.com http://www.cybersmartcurriculum.org/digitalcitizenship/lessons/ http://www.digitalcitizenship.net/Nine_Elements.html http://cybersmartcurriculum.org/safetysecurity/lessons/6-8/strong_passwords/ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79IYZVYIVLA

48. Credits SlideSource 20-21 22 23 http://www.commonsensemedia.org/advice-for-parents/talking-about-sexting http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hvJNaqm2IH8&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL http://mashable.com/2011/03/10/facebook-anti-bullying/ https://www.facebook.com/#!/fischa 24 30 32 34-35 36 http://mashable.com/2010/04/13/facebook-safety-center/ http://www3.facetime.com/solutions/socialnetworks.aspx http://www.ehow.com/how_5623945_create-acceptable-social-pages.html http://www.commonsensemedia.org/advice-for-parents/talking-about-sexting http://www.netsmartz.org/Sexting/ Friendbook.pdf www.oalchealth.blogspot.com