Help Your Students be Good Citizens Online

Here are some resources that may help you as you guide students toward becoming responsible citizens in the digital world:

Common Sense Media (commonsensemedia.org), which offers professional development and classroom tools to help students navigate technology safely and responsibly.

The Digital Citizenship Institute (digcitinstitute.com), where you’ll find workshops and more that will help you and your students change how you engage online.

Be Internet Awesome by Google (beinternetawesome.withgoogle. com/en_us), which has curriculum with resources.

Facebook’s Digital Literacy Library (facebook.com/safety/ educators) is a partnership with Youth and Media at the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University and has free lessons on security, community engagement, and positive behavior.l