Ashley Miller
Here is a list of online resources I used to create my Collaborative Unit on Digital Citizenship for sixth graders.
This was an evaluation I was going to use to determine students use of technology.
This article contains ten rules that people should follow when texting. I think it provides clear, easy to understand tips.
This site contains many of the best e-mail etiquette tips and free PDF download. Be the best you can be in your e-mail communications! Perception is the only reality online!
"Don't text-message during church" and other favorites...
Tweens love to communicate via text, and displaying good manners is important. These tech tips will instill proper cell phone etiquette for kids.
Great tool to show proper texting rules: do's and don'ts.
Create your own Fake iPhone Text. Most advanced iPhone Text generator online. Modify clock, connection, operator, everything in the iPhone messages
Play a game of Kahoot! here.
This is a link to the game I created to assess what the students know about Digital Communication and Etiquette.
Our kids are growing up in public. Here are a few rules of the road that will help our kids make smart decisions online. For more reviews and advice visit co...
This is the Ticket-Out-the-Door that the students in the first class would complete.
This is the Padlet Ticket-Out-the-Door that students would complete in the second class.
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The Post-Assessment given to the students at the end of the unit.
