Salon Two --- October 14, 2009

Passport to Digital Citizenship

Mark Rubble

 Passport to Digital Citizenship

From Teaching and Leading with Technology, December/January, 2009, p. 14-17

Click on Listen to hear today's Salon

In Passport to Digital Citizenship, author Mike Ribble discusses the norms of appropriate behavior with regards to technology use and introduce nine Elements of Digital Citizenship.

During our second Salon, we will focuson the Nine Elements of Digital Citizenship identified in the article and discuss how well these norms represent the Net-Generation (those born after 1980, they have access to technology and they have the skills to use it), a population who consistently demonstrates a different way of looking at their world, a population that "have grown up being actors, initiators, creators, players and collaborators (Tapscott, 2009, p.74). 

Resources:

Digital Citizenship wiki

Digital Citizenship and Creative Content

Fair Use Scenarios

Digital Citizenship: Using Technology Appropriately

Using the Four Factor Fair Use Test

ATLE Conference- Red Deer, Alberta December 2-4, 2009  Theme: Digital Citizenship in the 21st Century

The following videos clips were shown during Salon #2

Learning to Change- Changing to learn (Student version)

Grown Up Digital- The Net Generation is Changing Your World