Digital Citizenship: Videos and Tip Sheets

Digital Citizenship Advice Videos and Tip Sheets

Recorded Webinars

Promoting Digital Wellness (10/2022)

Access to technology provides limitless opportunities to connect with others, explore diverse perspectives, share and build upon ideas, get involved in the community, and find opportunities. However, many kids are online almost constantly, which poses a number of challenges that impact youth wellness.

Buying New Devices: What Parents Need to Know (12/2021)

Have you been thinking about a new phone, laptop, or gaming system purchase for your child? This session will help parents understand developmental factors, how to proactively prepare and establish boundaries with your child, and how to respond to challenges when they arise.

Podcasts

When Digital Citizenship Intersects with Social Emotional Learning

Learning to “stop and pause” is a learned skill that can help diffuse an unwanted situation. This podcast explores how executive functioning and social emotional skills impact a student’s approach to digital communication, creation and participation. The meaning of digital citizenship for students is defined and discussed, as well as tips for safe navigation in digital spaces.

Tip Sheets from CommonSense Media

Cyberbullying Tip Sheet (English)
Customizable Device Contract for Families
When your child reaches that important milestone where they get their own personal or school issued computing device, an important step is to talk with your child about expectations for use in your home. Use the suggested guidelines to help make sure that you and your child are on the same page and use the customizable form to outline your agreed-upon expectations.
Digital Drama Tip Sheet (English)
Digital Footprint Tip Sheet (English)
Distraction, Multitasking, and Time Management Tip Sheet (English)
Family Media Agreement: K-5
When your child begins to use the Internet, it is important to have a conversation about when and how they use it and what they use it for. This Family Media Agreement is one tool you can use to support this conversation.
Family Media Agreement: 6-8
When your child begins to use the Internet, it is important to have a conversation about when and how they use it and what they use it for. This Family Media Agreement is one tool you can use to support this conversation.
Family Media Agreement: 9-12
When your child begins to use the Internet, it is important to have a conversation about when and how they use it and what they use it for. This Family Media Agreement is one tool you can use to support this conversation.
Kids as Coders Tip Sheet (English)
Managing Screen Time Tip Sheet (English)
Privacy, Surveillance, and Self-Disclosure Tip Sheet (English)
Selfie Culture Tip Sheet (English)
Social Media and Body Image Tip Sheet (English)
Video Games and Violent Content Tip Sheet (English)