Lessons

= = =**Use of a Wiki** = We all use a Wiki almost every day, when we search Wikipedia for information. =Citizenship & Collaboration=
 * Wikispaces videos - how to use them! Best information is from those who created the product.
 * What is a Wiki? A spot where multiple people can share information on the web, using any browser, and without knowing any programming language. Video link to an example of how a Wiki can be used - in this case, to prepare for a camping trip.
 * Teachers can watch this video to Join WikiSpaces and learn how to edit.
 * Web Etiquette
 * Become a Team & Start Work
 * What time is it there?

//Image: [CC, by Frits Ahlefeldt]// =Copyright=
 * Photos & Images
 * No one will know !
 * Copyright made easy - Prezi by Susan Oxnevad
 * Just the facts please - copyrightkids.org. Be sure to click on the Quiz and see if you receive a "certificate"!
 * Plagiarism - don't take what someone else said as yours.
 * Copyright Friendly

=Creating Avatars / Internet Safety= media type="custom" key="21766110" What teachers need to make sure students know. Do not 'assume' they already know it. Know the difference between personal and private information.
 * Go beyond Internet Safety and into digital literacy: @http://www.commonsensemedia.org/educators/curriculum
 * Older students should also be able check their understanding through peer discussion. Here is a good presentation [ [[file:get_fileinternet.pdf]] ] by Karl Hopwood which can be used with that age group.

Some schools ask teachers NOT to let students use their real name. If you need to help students create avatars,here are a few sites that are fun and safe. = =
 * @http://www.buildyourwildself.com/
 * @http://digibody.com/avatar-maker/index.php
 * @http://www.doppelme.com/
 * @http://www.clayyourself.com/