- Tips for creating a digital space where students can try something new, grow through mistakes, and learn what it means to be a citizen in different spaces.
- “Spotlight Stories” from teachers engaged with participatory digital citizenship that demonstrate how these ideas play out in actual classrooms.
- Featured activities to help you integrate these ideas into your classroom. Source: ISTE
What I liked were the questions to ask your students when they start school. She calls it “Getting to know you” digital citizen survey. She has these categories:
Questions about access;
- Who are your role models on social media; and why?
- Wich websites or apps do you use.
Questions about online activity
- What are your preferred methods for communication with friends?
- If you consider all of the time you spend on your devices in one week, what percentage of that time is spent reading/researching/learning for school?
- Playing games?
- Communicating with friends?
- Do you pay attention to local and world news?
- If so where do you get your news?
- Have you purchased something online?
- If so, what was it?
- What is one thing adults falsely assume about teenagers and technology?
- What is one thing you wish adults knew about teenagers and technology?
Questions about skill level
- Describe how you keep your digital files organized.
- When you are not sure how to do something with technology, like downloading a Youtube video, what steps do you do to get an answer?
- Describe how you would handle a situation in which someone publicly insults you on social media?
- What technological skills do you have that you could teach to someone else?
- What is one technical skill that you wish you were better with?
