Showing posts with label digital footprint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital footprint. Show all posts

Thursday, 5 March 2015

Tweet of the Week - Digital Citizenship

Thanks for a fantastic chat. Lots of great ideas shared, and clearly some excellent learning focussed on Digital Citizenship.

Congratulations to Hunter of the @Room1Wonderers.

Your tweet was simple, but seemed to say it all. Superb.


Thanks for joining us once again.

See you next week.

Juliet Revell

Thursday, 13 March 2014

Tweet of the week

Tremendous effort this week everyone! 

There were heaps of tweets sent today, 15 classes took part in today's session and its really positive to see that several schools now have more than 1 class taking part.

I was really impressed by the quality of tweets this week and noticed many conversations happening between the tweeters. There were a number of students who were tweeting some great ideas and it was fantastic to see that so many of you take your online safety seriously.

It was quite hard picking a 'Tweet of the Week' so I think that these ones demonstrate just how switched on you all were this week. Congratulations to all who took part.


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Wednesday, 12 March 2014

Week 6 Topic: Digital Safety

The questions for Thursday's topic are all based around Digital Safety or staying safe online. It is sometimes called being a good digital citizen or cybersafety.

Before taking part in this weeks topic please try to watch the following video.
 Digital Safety Video

When we learn about a topic before the lesson we call this a Flipped Lesson.

The questions for Thursday's topic are as follows:

  1. How can you be safe on the internet? How can you keep your computer safe?
  2. Who teaches you about staying safe online? What are the best ways for learning about online safety?
  3. What is a digital footprint and why are they important?
  4. What are some important things to consider when taking part in Kidsedchatnz?
  5. Should school’s be using social media in the classroom and why?
  6. How do we know which websites and people to trust on-line?
  7. What should you do if your personal information is hacked?
  8. Does anyone know any website/resources or Apps to share about Cyber safety?
If you have enjoyed this weeks Kidsedchatnz topic and want to learn more you could visit the Privacy Pirates to play a game about staying safe online.

Hope you all enjoy Kidsedchatnz this week.