Internet+Safety

September 29, 2009 LIbrarian In-service
Documents for POWER Training Link for the PDE website to create Big Ideas for Internet Safety [|PDE Standards]

New Federal Guidelines on Internet Safety released 12/15/09 [|Net Cetera]

Resources for Internet Safety Facebook for Parents Copyright International Guide to Copyright [|Infinite Learning Lab - Internet Safety with Garfield] [|Net Safe - Cyber Safety] [|iSafe Curriculum] [|WiredKids] ikeepsafe site US DOJ site Trackstar: Be Safe & Smart on the Internet [|Internet Safety Wiki] [|Kim Worrell's delicious Internet Safety bookmarks] [|Internet Safety Slideshares] [|Web Wise Kids] Internet Safety wiki from Colorado eSchool's Report on Internet Safety [|Internet Safety - Copyright] Netsmartz [|Criminal Justice] [|Internet Safety Information] [|McGruff Safety Games] Internet Safety Curriculum by Grade MSNBC - To catch a predator [|Cybersmart Curriculum] [|FBI Internet Safety Tips] [|Family Online Safety Institute] [|Safe Kids Rules for Online Safety (preteen)] [|Pete's Power Point Station] [|http://www.myspace-safety.org/myspace-safety.aspx] Edutopia Netiquette Guidelines [|180 Technology Tips] [|Verizon Internet Safety Links] The Teacher Tap - resources for librarians Kahy Schrock's link for cyberbullying

School Resources [|Technology Skills Development Matrix] [|QCSD Strategic Plan] [|Joyca Valenza's site]

TRAILS (Tools for assessing info. lit. skills)

ISTE Nets

[|Standards for Students] [|Standards for Teachers] [|Standards for Administrators]

PDE CFF resources [|http://cffdigitalcitizenship.wikispaces.com/]

Topics to cover: cyberbullying texting social networking e-mail instant messaging chat rooms gaming "inappropriate" websites online preditors identity theft - not elementary piracy (argh matey) downloading music copyright - different levels netiquette

Develop a framework - safety items such as cyberbullying and netiquette Look at starting next year? Talk to teachers to see what they are doing Take off small bites - we want this done well - 100%

CONSISTANCY

E-rate - AUP, some sort of filter, online behavior for students

What we should do: 1. Establish a timeline 2. Establish Benchmarks

The following components were identified on the Wilson School District's Internet Safety: 1. Identifying the risks on the internet to students and parents. 2. Demonstrate ways in which parents can protect their children. 3. Idenitfy how students can protect themselves. 4. Training for administrators, faculty, community, and students. 5. Utilizing the District Web Site Community Programming to spread the information.