Internet Safety
I am going to start a unit on Internet Safety next week. At the end of the unit, I want the students to perform skits about Internet Safety. Has anyone on here done that before? what are your suggestions? Does anyone have a better idea. Thanks and have a great year!!!
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Permalink Reply by Nadyne Hick on -
Have you considered having them create Public Service announcements? They could perform them live, as podcasts or even just use slides. Kathy Schrock has some great resources on this.
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Permalink Reply by Shane Clay on -
Nadyne...Never thought about a Public Service Announcement...Thanks for the idea...
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Permalink Reply by teach42 on
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Tom Woodward created a great series of Internet Safety comics. They're intended for teachers, but you could adapt the idea to use with students.
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Permalink Reply by Shane Clay on
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Thanks,
How would you create the comics?
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Lots of different sites will let you. I believe he used Comic Life, but you can use ToonDoo, Pixton, or a bunch of others. Try going to http://cogdogroo.wikispaces.com/StoryTools and looking through there for suggestions.
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Permalink Reply by Vicky S on -
My 8th Graders did a Cyber-bullying project creating public service announcements using Animoto and my 6th Graders created comics using Microsoft Word.
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Permalink Reply by Colleen Laymon on
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Do you have a place we can see these projects? They sound great and I would love a model.
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Permalink Reply by Lauriene Tschang on -
And here's a discussion that might also give more ideas.
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Permalink Reply by Del Jo Broadrick on
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I use the site www.netsmartz.net They provide a lot of good activities for the students to do along with video to show. They have material relating to grade level/maturity.
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Permalink Reply by Mary Beth Hertz on -
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Permalink Reply by Jack Hutchinson on -
This may cause me to get flamed on here BUT...my admins think this subject should be a HUGE portion of my mere 27 hours a year with the kids. And my answer is....mommy and daddy have to learn how to use the internet and smartphone at home and discuss these issues THERE. Yes...certainly touching on netiquette and safety is important. But once again we are parenting nowadays instead of teaching. We have had incidents off campus and after hours for which I've been held accountable. What???? I will now duck for cover.
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