Digital Citizenship and Cybersecurity in the Classroom

Eva Harvell
Presenter
30
mins
Course length
Multi Device
Access from mobile or laptop
4.95
Course rating
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Description

Do you have a clear picture of what it takes to prepare students to become positive digital citizens and stay safe online? In today's digital age, fostering digital citizenship involves teaching students to use technology responsibly, ethically, and safely, both in and out of the classroom. Join Eva Harvell for this timesaving, to the point session as we explore the essential components of digital citizenship and cybersecurity education. You will learn about best practices, strategies, and resources that can be utilized by students, teachers, and parents to build a comprehensive understanding of these critical topics. Get ready to take your classroom's digital education to the next level! Eva's expertise in educational technology will provide you with the tools and resources you need to foster a safe and responsible digital environment for your students.

Objectives

Identify key concepts and definitions related to digital citizenship and cybersecurity. Explain the importance of digital citizenship and the basic principles of cybersecurity to students and parents. Apply effective strategies and resources in your classroom to instruct students about digital citizenship and online safety. Analyze current classroom practices and resources to determine how they support or could better support digital citizenship and cybersecurity education. Assess the effectiveness of your digital citizenship and cybersecurity education efforts by gathering feedback from students and parents. Develop a comprehensive plan for integrating digital citizenship and cybersecurity lessons into your curriculum, utilizing the resources and strategies discussed in the training session.

Key Take Aways

• Gain a comprehensive understanding of what it means to be a positive digital citizen and the responsibilities that come with it in today's digital age. • Learn about essential cybersecurity practices that students should adopt to protect themselves online, including recognizing and avoiding potential threats. • Discover valuable resources that can be used by students, teachers, and parents to enhance their knowledge and skills in digital citizenship and cybersecurity. • Explore practical strategies for integrating digital citizenship and cybersecurity education into your classroom to prepare students for safe and responsible online behavior.

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Eva Harvell

Eva Harvell is Director of Technology at PGSD and recognized for edtech leadership. A 2013 Tech&Learning Leader and 2021 MECA Admin of the Year, she’s a GenAI and MS AI Collaborative Fellow, author, and frequent national presenter.
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