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Title: The Cyber World Things to Think about


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The Cyber World Things to Think about
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Why is this important?
  • We have several mobile lab units in our district
    where the classroom teacher is in charge of what
    the students are doing.
  • Most of us, have our own children or
    grandchildren who use the internet under our
    watch.
  • Sometimes, bullying begins at school and carries
    over to their cell phones, chats, or emails at
    home.
  • The handbook next year will include a section on
    internet safety.

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A digital native is a person who was born after
the general implementation of digital technology
and has had digital technologies over their
entire lives. A digital immigrant is an
individual who was born before the existence of
digital technology and adopted it to some extent
later.
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Elementary Grades 2-5
  • http//www.netsmartzkids.org/videos/index.htm
  • Chat or type abbreviations
  • http//www.tomax7.com/html/chat_abbrevs.htm

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Pushing Send
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  • http//www.netsmartz.org/stories/feathers.htm
  • If you would be embarrassed by anyone
    finding out what you have sent, you should not be
    sending it!

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Message from SD ICAC
  • None of us would leave a child unsupervised in
    the middle of a large city and yet, frankly, the
    Internet is just like that city. Not all its
    streets are risky the Internet is a great place
    for kids to learn and entertain themselves yet
    we must all recognize that this particular city
    has a dark and dangerous side. Did you know that
    1 in 4 kids today have received unwanted
    exposures to sexual materials while online? Did
    you know that 1 in 5 kids have received unwanted
    sexual solicitations, almost entirely from
    strangers, while online? Probably not, since
    less than 10 percent of such incidents are ever
    reported to parents or authorities.
  • http//www.sdcybersafe.com/about.htm

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Cyberbullying
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Phoebe Prince
Cassondra Adams
Tyler Clementi
  • Cyber Bullying Quiz
  • http//www.wiredkids.org/ktt_universal/games/javas
    cript/cyberbullying_quiz_1/index.html
  • http//www.netsmartz.org/stories/canttake.htm

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Things to watch for
  • Punching, shoving, and other acts that hurt
    people physically
  • Spreading bad rumors about people
  • Keeping certain people out of a "group"
  • Teasing people in a mean way
  • Getting certain people to "gang up" on others
  • Bullying also can happen online or
    electronically. Cyberbullying is when children or
    teens bully each other using the Internet, mobile
    phones or other cyber technology. This can
    include
  • Sending mean text, email, or instant messages
  • Posting nasty pictures or messages about others
    in blogs or on Web sites
  • Using someone else's user name to spread rumors
    or lies about someone
  • http//www.stopbullyingnow.hrsa.gov/kids/what-is-b
    ullying.aspx

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Dillon DeJong Campaign
  • Facebook Page
  • Americans Against Bullying

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  • Capture it!
  • Print Screen
  • Click the print screen key on your keyboard.
    (This is like copy.)
  • Paste it into a word document.

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Print Screen Benefits
  1. You can capture what was said and the user name.
  2. You can capture the time stamp.
  3. Saves a copy of the message to your computer!

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Giving out too much info
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http//www.voki.com/php/viewmessage/?chsm744c20f2
dbae6978035a493211ad82aamId34623
http//www.meez.com/home.dm
  • Student play online using Avatarsthis should
    be considered their online self at other sites,
    too.

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Too Much Information!!!We are raising digital
natives.
  • Tell students that they should only fill out
    information that is absolutely necessary to get
    the account.
  • FOR EXAMPLE
  • Facebook users do not have to show real pictures
    of themselves for the profile pictures on their
    accounts.
  • Email addresses can have similar characteristics
    but not real ones.
  • Neither internet account requires you to fill out
    anything except a user name and password.
  • www.hotmail.com
  • www.google.com

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Trusting too much
  • One piece of information given out when
    creating accounts or tech talking, could take
    you to the dark and dangerous side of the cyber
    city.
  • Julie
  • http//www.netsmartz.org/stories/julie.htm
  • Chatting
  • http//www.netsmartz.org/stories/teresa.htm

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My Cyber Safety Collection
  • http//www.delicious.com/Wagenator/InternetSafety
  • http//www.delicious.com/Wagenator/cyberbullying

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The Mark YOU Leave
  • http//www.sdcybersafe.org/parents.htm
  • http//www.myfootprintsd.org/index.html

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Optional Activity
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Sixth Grade Student Activity
Extra Activity
  • PUSHING SEND
  • http//www.online-stopwatch.com/
  • Take out ten paper clips and put them on the
    index card. (send to 10 contacts at a time)
  • Pass the box of paper clips to the next person
    along with your index card.
  • For 30 seconds, put paper clips on the card.
  • Pass the box of paper clips to the next person
    along with your index card.
  • For 30 seconds, put paper clips on the index
    card.
  • Count the paper clips and take the number times
    ten!
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