top of page
Search

Developing a Customized Digital Citizenship Program - TCEA Presentation

  • ajbachert
  • Jan 26, 2024
  • 1 min read

If you attended my session at TCEA, here are the documents I used in the project I described. The full report can be seen under the Research Tab.


Promotional Flyers




Survey Questions




Posters



Be Smart Online Be careful what you post online or text to someone else. Once it's out there, it can't be taken back. Of the Baird JH and HS students surveyed: 90% have not sent inappropriate pictures of themselves to someone else. 80% have not posted "risky" photos online (partial nudity, drug or alcohol use, or dangerous behavior)
Poster 1 - Be Smart Online

You don't have to spend all your time on social media. Contrary to popular belief, everyone is not online 24/7. 6 out of 10 students surveyed at Baird report spending 3 or less hours on social media each day.
Poster 2 -Time Online

Set your privacy settings to friends only. Avoid putting personal information online (full name, full birthday, address, school, & work info). Only interact with people you know in real life and never go meet a stranger you meet online. Of the Baird JH and HS students surveyed: 90% have never gone to meet a stranger they met online. 80% agreed that their parents talk to them about online safety. 54% saiy their parents monitor their online activities.
Poster 3 - Safety Matters

Did you know . . . not everyone is looking at inappropriate content online? 80% of Baird JH & HS students surveyed reported that they DO NOT search for inappropriate images or content when they are online.
Poster 4 - Inappropriate Content

Did you know . . . Most Baird students say NO to Cyberbullying. 60% of BJH and BHS students surveyed that they have NEVER cyberbullied someone.
Poster 5 - Cyberbullying

Digital Citizenship Announcements




References



 
 
 

Comments

bottom of page