Digital Citizenship Standards, Learning Targets, and Lessons

Overview

Time Commitment

Material's Needed

1. The 6 Components of Digital Citizenship

Participants identify the six components of digital citizenship and reflect on why each is important for the students they teach. Participants then process the essential questions of each component by reading and discussing more about each component.

Full Lesson

Total Time: 25-35 min

Vocabulary: 5 min
Inquiry: 10-15 min
Processing: 10-15 min

Quick Lesson

Total Time: 15-20 min

Vocabulary: Slides 2, 3, 5

Inquiry: Slide 6

Chart paper or digital writing tool

Short Readings: only one reading per person

Optional: Graphic Organizer, posters

2. The Lessons Grade By Grade

Participants will begin by viewing the ISTE standards and connecting them with the 6 components of Digital Citizenship. From there, participants will discuss how each component progresses through the grade level in order for them to see and understand their part in the digital citizenship curriculum. Finally, participants jigsaw to understand the vertical articulation of the other 5 components.

Full Lesson

Total Time: 35-40 min

Intro: 5 min
Read: 5 min
Discuss: 10 min
Jigsaw: 15 min
Closing: 5 min

Quick Lesson

Total Time: 15-20 min

Read/Discuss: slides 6, 7, 8, 9
Jigsaw: slide 10

paper and writing utensil

1 copy per group of each of the following slide decks (virtually or hard copy)

Optional: 6 anchor charts