Looking for Teaching Resources on Digital Citizenship

Image from MaryBeth's Twitter page @mbteach

I found these resources in an article that MaryBeth Hertz’s wrote for Eutopia. I follow MaryBeth on Twitter, and she recently posted a link to the article.  Although some of these resources are geared to the elementary grade levels, many have applicability to any grade level.  Check them out. Let us know what you find and think you might use in your teaching.

Lesson Resources

•   Professor Garfield's Learning Lab

•   The Adventures of the CyberPigs

•   Commone Sense Media/CyberSmart Curriculum

•   NetSmartzKids

Online Learning Tools

•   Schoology

•   Edmodo

•   Collaborize Classroom

•   Digital learning tools that incorporate social networking

•                     Storybird

•                     Voicethread

•                     Today's Meet

•   Online Communities for Kids

•                     WeeWorld

•                     Club Penguin

•                     Pixie Hollow

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•                     The Importance of Digital Citizenship in Social Media by Andrew Marcinek

•                     Digital Citizenship: Resource Roundup by Edutopia Staff

•                     Does the Internet exacerbate bullying? Edutopia poll

Mary Beth Hertz's Blog

If you are on Twitter follow MaryBeth @mbteach

Reference for list is at:

Teaching Digital Citizenship in the Elementary Classroom, Edutopia

In addition, Jerry Blumgarten, maintains on his website a page fully devoted to resources on Digital Citizenship. No matter what grade level or subject area you teach or are certified to teach, you will likely find resources on his Cybrarylibrary Digital Citizenship web page.  Jerry posts almost daily to Twitter. If you are on Twitter and not following him, you should at @cybraryman1

Overall, do you believe it is the teacher's responsibility to teach digital citizenship? What do you think of the resources found on Marybeth's and Jerry's lists? Which resources seem most useful to you or of the most interest?