Internet/Online Safety Resources

How Davis School District Strives to Provide a Safe Internet Environment

Educational Resources for the Classroom & Home

NetSafeUtah.org -- Curriculum from UEN and USOE to provide instruction to students. Teachers can use this as a curriculum on Internet Safety.
CyberSmart -- Curriculum regarding 21st century skills (safety, manners, authentic learning, research, 21st century challenges)
NetSmartz-- Internet safety training site for adults and children. Part of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children
Internet Keep Safe Coalition -- ikeepsafe.org resource for parents, teachers, and students.
iSAFE America -- Clearinghouse for internet safety materials

Educational Resources Made for Parents

Hotlines for Assistance

Cyber Tipline in the USA
Inhope (facilitates co-operation between Internet Hotline providers)

News and Information

Internet Chat Lingo/Acronyms

Internet Safety Instruction in Davis School District

In Davis School District, all students are the recipients of programs and education regarding internet safety. This is required to be an annual exposure and educational experience for all students.

In elementary schools, students will receive lessons regarding internet safety from their classroom teachers as well as the Computer Technology teachers and lab managers. This instruction typically occurs during students' Computer Technology class time. In addition, most schools promote safe online behavior through assemblies and other school wide activities.

In secondary schools, the only classrooms that have internet safety and cyberbullying as part of the curriculum are in Health and Computer Technology. Additional programs and instruction are held during assemblies, home rooms, advisory periods, etc. The librarian in each secondary school plays a role in providing access to resources and providing instruction regarding internet safety to teachers, students, and members of the community.

FCC Guide for Children's Internet Protection Act

CIPA Internet Safety Requirements

Teaching Resources

How do we teach Internet Safety?

Teaching students about internet safety can be done in a variety of ways. We should consider that the delivery methods we use to teach students can contribute to how effective and long-lasting that learning will be for students.

One-Time Assemblies or Programs

Often schools will arrange to have an assembly or program to share information with students. The assembly is often coordinated with PTSA activities. It is recommended to connect the assembly to conversations with students in smaller settings, either in the classroom or poster "public service messages" in the hall.

Class Lessons or Presentations

In a classroom setting, students can participate in a series of lessons discussing internet safety. These classroom conversations may be part of advisory, flex period, or another scheduled classroom setting. The following are possible ways to enhance the classroom conversation.

Guest speakers such as parents, members of the community, or community leaders.
Student presenters (peer counselors or students involved in student leadership [SBO's])
Socratic questioning strategies

Bell Ringers

Providing students with short lessons that can be used very quickly to generate conversation at the beginning of class while students are arriving and settling into the classroom. There are a number of Public Service Message videos that are appropriate for use with students in different grade levels.

Internet Safety Resources By Grade Level

High School

Cheryl

This is a 5 question quiz about online safety.
The questions could be the start of a deeper conversation.
http://www.proprofs.com/quiz-school/story.php?title=internet-safety-quiz-high-school-students

The Effect on your future

Exposed by what you post online from Boston Public Schools
http://youtu.be/ANx3UFjfUyE

Video - Protect Your Information Online

Awareness about how businesses and other people can track your information online. How to stay safe.
http://www.onguardonline.gov/media/video-0022-sharing-information-day-your-life

Junior High

Cyberbullying Quick Clip

http://eq.uen.org/emedia/items/e734809a-8e24-0094-9d43-9b1973527515/1/

Internet Safety Jr High tips

http://www.commonsensemedia.org/blog/internet-safety-tips-for-middle-school-kids

Real life stories of victims of the Internet

Ways teens have been victimized because they trust too much.
http://www.netsmartz.org/RealLifeStories

Tips for Parents and Teens on Internet safety

or Things I Wish someone had told me about Internet Safety!
http://goo.gl/SCUytg

Net Smartz TEENS

Comics, videos, and more for the "teen"age student.
http://www.nsteens.org/

Talking to Students About Cyber-Bullying

Great resource for teachers and parents!
http://www.onguardonline.gov/articles/0028-cyberbullying

Videos with talking points

http://www.lingleville.us/site/Default.aspx?PageID=507

Curriculum Map for Secondary Schools

How should the CIPA requirements for annually teaching internet safety to students be sequenced and paced? CIPA requires that we teach students about the following general topics: "Schools must certify, as part of their Internet safety policy, they are educating minors about appropriate online behavior, including cyberbullying awareness and response and interacting with other individuals on social networking sites and in chat rooms." http://www.netsafeutah.org/cipa.htm (Emphasis added) As a result of conversation, we have identified a sequence for topics that fulfill the requirements of CIPA and allow teachers to break instruction into smaller segments, allowing for the natural inclusion of internet safety issues into the course of regular instruction and easily accessible.

7th Grade	INTEGRATED: School wide inclusion of internet and information evaluation into classroom instruction INTEGRATED: School wide inclusion of plagiarism into classroom instruction MISSING: Cyberbullying awareness and response MISSING: Appropriate social media communication
8th Grade	INTEGRATED: School wide inclusion of internet and information evaluation into classroom instruction INTEGRATED: School wide inclusion of plagiarism into classroom instruction MISSING: Cyberbullying awareness and response MISSING: Appropriate social media communication
9th Grade	9th Grade Health Cyber-Bullying curriculum INTEGRATED: School wide inclusion of internet and information evaluation into classroom instruction INTEGRATED: School wide inclusion of plagiarism into classroom instruction MISSING: Appropriate social media communication
10th Grade	INTEGRATED: School wide inclusion of internet and information evaluation into classroom instruction INTEGRATED: School wide inclusion of plagiarism into classroom instruction MISSING: Cyberbullying awareness and response MISSING: Appropriate social media communication
11th Grade	INTEGRATED: School wide inclusion of internet and information evaluation into classroom instruction INTEGRATED: School wide inclusion of plagiarism into classroom instruction MISSING: Cyberbullying awareness and response MISSING: Appropriate social media communication
12th Grade	INTEGRATED: School wide inclusion of internet and information evaluation into classroom instruction INTEGRATED: School wide inclusion of plagiarism into classroom instruction MISSING: Cyberbullying awareness and response MISSING: Appropriate social media communication

Elementary 4-6

Post to be private

http://www.nsteens.org/Videos/Post-to-bePrivate

FBI - Internet Safety Islands

This site has specific islands to represent each grade 3-8! Great resources and information that are age specific, that the students can enjoy and learn from.
https://sos.fbi.gov/

FBI Safe Online Surfing

Games to reinforce concepts about internet safety.
https://sos.fbi.gov/

How Fast Information Travels

http://www.nsteens.org/Videos/InformationTravels

Internet Safety and Ethics Activity

Internet Safety and Ethics Activity: Oh No, You Didn't!: Internet Dangers and Strategies for Staying Safe
http://www.shmoop.com/digital-literacy-internet-saftey-ethics/internet-safety-kids-activity-student.html

Netsmartz.org Cyberbullying

http://www.netsmartz.org/Cyberbullying

Mike Tosis handout Netsmartz

http://cdn.netsmartz.org/activitycards/IS_IM_MikeTosis.pdf

NetSafeUtah Videos on Cyber Bullying & Internet Safety

Scroll down to find the videos for 4-6. Much more suitable for older elementary students with important information on Internet Safety and how to handle cyber-bullying.
http://www.netsafeutah.org/kids/kids_videos.html