This podcast includes participant responses during several phases of an all-day workshop I shared today with educators working for “Operation Aware” in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Our topics included Internet safety, cyberbullying prevention, and safe digital social networking. The first question teachers responded to (in groups) was: What are the top behaviors that put students at risk or in danger online? The second question teachers responded to was: What messages about social networking do all our parents and administrators need to understand? I included some additional personal reflections and summative ideas about the workshop experience and the themes we discussed at the end of the podcast as well.

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SHOWNOTES:

  1. Curriculum from today’s workshop
  2. Operation Aware in Tulsa, Oklahoma
  3. Dean Shareski’s post on behavior that really puts kids at risk online
  4. Have you Googled yourself today? by Steve Dembo
  5. “Raising Self-Reliant Children in a Self-Indulgent World: Seven Building Blocks for Developing Capable Young People” (H. Stephen Glenn, Jane Ed.D. Nelsen)
  6. “Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder” (Richard Louv)
  7. Dr. Yong Zhao’s Keynote at BLC07- Digital Citizenship in a Global Economy: The Internet Revolution and Its Implications for Education (Thanks to Bob Sprankle)
  8. eSchoolNews15 Aug 2007: 96 percent of teens use social-networking tools: Survey reveals schools have a huge opportunity to harness technology for instruction
  9. NATIONAL SCHOOL BOARDS ASSOCIATION: CREATING and CONNECTING / Research and Guidelines on Online Social — and Educational — Networking

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