CC+Discussion+Follow+Up+Topics

=Discussion Topics= //Please choose which topic you'd like to discuss each month. I have more topics here than there are months in the school year, that way you have choices.//
 * ====Connecting [|AJUSD Vision and Plan]  to [|NETS] with this question: Why is digital citizenship (being a good citizen online) a foundational piece in AJUSD's Vision/Plan and NETS? ====
 * ====To go deeper, click here to read Internet Safety and Digital Citizenship ====
 * ====Internet Safety -- What are you doing to ensure student safety online? How do we model this? ====
 * ====What guidelines have been communicated/established for students to comment online?====
 * Netiquette -- What internet etiquette (netiquette) and guidelines should we expect of our students? How do we model this? (This is a very similar one to the one above. So, it's a matter of which one is easier for you to use.)
 * ====iSafe -- Did you know that you have an entire set of internet safety/digital citizenship/cyber bullying... curriculum for you? All you need to do is fill out a 3 minute registration form and email it to iSafe. You could take a lesson from here and talk about it at your meetings, or talk about if your students are aware of the information it is offering... ====
 * ====Setting up accounts -- Do you look at Terms of Agreement (i.e. Voki ) for age restrictions? -- Do you understand COPPA laws and what this means for teachers when we ask our students to set up accounts? ====
 * ====Copyrights -- Creative Commons Do we know how to properly use images in our work? student work? ====
 * Searching for images in Google Advanced Image Search
 * Searching for images using FlickrCC
 * ====How can you build safe and positive digital footprints/digital dossier? Two readings to help:====
 * Digital Footprints & Social Media
 * Digital Dossier
 * ====One-to-One Procedures/Management -- We can follow up on any of the topics we initially discussed last summer.====
 * ====ISTE NETS-S: Taking one strand at a time and ask, "What does this look like in the classroom?"====