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Cyber Safety and digital Citizenship

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Bad Netiquette Stinks (NetSmart Kids) Privacy Pirates (MediaSmarts) Lower Primary Teacher Resources(CyberSmart) Clicky's Stolen Song: A Lesson in Digital Ethics (NetSmartzKids) StopBullying.gov Kid Videos Primary Students: Life Skills Cyberbullying (Virginia Department of Education)	Digital Ettiquette (Brain Pop) Welcome to the Chat Room (CyberNetrix) Are You An Expert Online (CyberNetrix)	Two Kinds of Stupid (NetSmart Kids) How Do I Evaluate a Website? from the Coulter Library Just Google it? Developing Internet Search Skills from the NY Times Learning Network Cyberbullying Drama Lesson Plan(Childnet)

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Big Huge Labs (Digital Communication) Common Sense Media Digital Citizenship: Resource Round-up from Edutopia Tech Etiquette Rules -- Using Good Manners With Your Devices(Laura Jerpi) ICYouSee: A Guide to Critical Thinking About What You See on the Web Use of Technology in Teaching and Learning from the United States Department of Education Protect yourself from cybersquatting and fake web addresses from the Microsoft Safety and Security Center Take Charge of Your Online Reputation from Microsoft What Kind of Tech User Are You? Pew Research Center Your Child's Reputation from SafetyWeb Online Shopping StaySafeOnline	WVDE Policy 2460 Acceptable Use WVDE Policy 2520.14 21st Century Learning Skills ISTE Standards (Students) ISTE Standards (Teachers)

General Resources

Policies/Law

Big Huge Labs (Digital Communication)

Common Sense Media

Digital Citizenship: Resource Round-up from Edutopia

Tech Etiquette Rules -- Using Good Manners With Your Devices(Laura Jerpi)

ICYouSee: A Guide to Critical Thinking About What You See on the Web

Use of Technology in Teaching and Learning from the United States Department of Education

Protect yourself from cybersquatting and fake web addresses from the Microsoft Safety and Security Center

Take Charge of Your Online Reputation from Microsoft

What Kind of Tech User Are You? Pew Research Center

Your Child's Reputation from SafetyWeb

Online Shopping StaySafeOnline

WVDE Policy 2460 Acceptable Use

WVDE Policy 2520.14 21st Century Learning Skills

ISTE Standards (Students)

ISTE Standards (Teachers)

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