October+2010

Attendees: Jaron Flickinger, Susan Smith, Sandy Benedict, Kathy Heiser, Terry Zortman, Teila Geesey, Ann Johnston

=October 2010=

toc =Internet Safety Curriculum=

CommonSenseMedia Standing Up, Not Standing By - Common Sense's Free Cyberbullying Toolkit for Educators CyberSmart (now a part of CommonSense)

York County School Curriculum
· Central—is in 4th grade health curriculum; safety in general is in the elementary curriculum; is rewriting K-8 tech curriculum and will be incorporated in there; use the cybersmart curriculum which is now in the commonsense website. · Northeastern—5 to 12 tech teachers are teaching it; district technicians will be teaching K to 4 holding at least 2 sessions per year who also do a little tech training · YCST—media center; during class meetings principals talk about Internet safety

**Communities**
Join the Internet Safety Forum in Keystone Commons (log in first before clicking on link).

Join Digital Citizenship Diigo Group. - started by Vicki Davis (coolcatteacher).

Collections of resources
16 of the Best Internet Safety Sites for Kids from iLearn.

For those with access to the INTEL site: [|http://engage.intel.com/message/14149#14149] SimpleK12 listing of Internet Safety Resources The links on some sites list Swell Island incorrectly: [|Disney: http://home.disney.com.au/activities/surfswellisland/]

Virginia Department of Education - Internet Safety Site - resources, Power Points, and more.

Variety of videos (some are intense): @http://www.covenantworks.com/Bouncy-A/Computer/InternetSafety/index.htm

National Cyber Security Alliance: @http://www.staysafeonline.org/

Wired Safety: @http://wiredsafety.org/ Specifically for educational resources: @http://wiredsafety.org/educators.html

Individual sites
BrainPop Spotlight: Digital Citizenship (and more). These are free: Blogging, Cyberbullying, Digital Etiquette, Online Safety.

Video of young child typing on the computer - unsafely. []

Video on Digital Footprint - good for older students: []

Site that covers students and adults - government site: []

Connect Safely - Safety Tips and Safety Advice - videogaming, social web, cellphones, and more.

iKeepSafe Internet Safety Coalition: @http://www.ikeepsafe.org/

Virginia Dept of Ed and Jim Davis give us @http://www.infinitelearninglab.org/ - Includes a lot of Garfield. Very good for elementary students.

Social Networking Night
· panel members give a 5 to 10 minute presentation · Cathy—PSBA speaker · Attorney General Office—Ann J. has contact information—Dennis Guzy dguzy@attorneygeneral.gov · Group of kids—group play—Sue Sheffer-- · Deb McCoy—Jaron F.—contacting her—talking about sexing; internet safety · TV station—Ann ideas · Advertise with Community that Cares · NPR Sue Sheffer looking into this
 * April 6, 2011
 * **the good, the bad, the ugly--nightly presentation. YLC auditorium has been reserved. 7 p.m. presentations **

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