An important task I've been working on lately is the updating of our district's technology policies. As we prepare to move to a 1:1 environment next year with every student receiving a Chromebook, there are surely a number of policies and procedures that will need to change. During my efforts, I was re-examining a variety of the digital citizenship resources that I've been collecting and stumbled across a recent post on the
Committed Sardine blog from Andrew Churches about
Global and Digital Citizenship. I have long appreciated Andrew's "six tenets of citizenship":
- Respect yourself
- Protect yourself
- Respect others
- Protect others
- Respect intellectual property
- Protect intellectual property
You can read more of Andrew's work on digital citizenship on his
Educational Origami wiki. One of his latest projects is the side-by-side comparison of global and digital citizenship. Click on the image below for the full pdf version. Please note that this is only a draft and Andrew is seeking
comments and feedback.
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