Digital Citizenship is an area of massive importance and if you’re interested you should really check some of the links at the end of this post. Following JISC and looking at their work and connecting with the likes of @dughall, @simfin and @dajbelshaw among many others and @naace would be a great way forward.
Digital leaders have been doing assemblies all week on acceptable use, digital citizenship and more and if you’re interested in a bare bones version of their assembly presentation it’s on the #DLDropbox for you to take. If you’re interested in joining the #DLDropbox, please give me a shout on Twitter. As with many of the shared Dropboxes out there, it’s a great way to pool resources and share good practice. If you join up, please do share back!
Speaking of sharing, I saw this poster some time ago tweeted by @mrrobbo:
“@mrrobbo: Love this acronym for cyber safety on the walls of Hong Kong International School twitter.com/mrrobbo/status…”
— Dughall McCormick (@dughall) January 24, 2013
…and really wanted a version for us to use ourselves. I thought it fantastic so I’ve created my own which you can see below. The PDF version will print to A2 without any loss of quality and as above, the poster is also in the #DLDropbox.
If you have any further thoughts or links relating to this topic, I’d love you to share them in the comments. If you end up using this poster in your schools too, I’d love to hear about it too. It’s very satisfying seeing them being used elsewhere!
http://esafety.northerngrid.org/
http://www.digitalcitizenship.net
http://edorigami.wikispaces.com/Digital+Citizen+AUA
http://education.alberta.ca/media/6735100/digital%20citizenship%20policy%20development%20guide.pdf
Love the poster Mark!
Do you have an editable version? I’d like to use it in school but be pedantic and switch the Blogger icon for a Tumblr icon as Tumblr’s getting huge use by our students now.
Cheers,
Dan
PS: Could you kindly add me to the DLDropbox on the email that this is posted with?
Hi Daniel
All done as requested and have emailed you copies of poster with changes you asked for 🙂
Am updating post to reflect added icon too.
Cheers,
Mark
Wondering if these posters are for purchase or we could borrow the idea for our Middle School digital citizenship?
Hi there Peter,
Apologies for slow reply. You are more than welcome to take the poster as it stands or alternatively, if you’d like, you can take them and make your own from the idea. That is, after all, what I did. Let me know how you get on?
Cheers,
Mark
Hi Daniel,
I too would very much like to join the DLDropbox and would also love to adapt these posters to include wordpress and other tools which many of my students utilise.
Hi Rob,
As I will reply to Sarah too in a moment, I had to create my own from scratch based upon the inspiration you see from the photo in the blog post. Unfortunately, I suspect you don’t have the program I created the poster in. It’s an iPad specific app called ‘Grafio’. See https://ictevangelist.com/unleash-infographic-creativity-with-grafio/ for info on that app. If you do have it, drop me a line and I’ll send the original over.
Thanks
Hi Mark,
I too would like an editable version. Any chance you could make one available to me?
Many thanks,
Sarah
Hi Sarah,
Please see my reply to Rob. If you have Grafio, let me know!
Cheers,
Mark
I would really like to print these for the schools I work in. What are the copyright restrictions on this and can I reproduce for our building?
Hi Jennifer
Thank you for your interest in the poster. I made it so you can use them how you see fit however I would ask that you take account of the creative commons license I have put on there. I would also appreciate it if you could leave my name or at least my twitter ID on there too. Thank you.
If you would like other social media icons put on there I am happy to add those for you.
Would you be so kind as to let me how you get on?
Many thanks,
Mark
Mark,
What a great poster. I am going to use this with my Pre-Primary Digital Citizenship class who I have imbedded this word into their mind. Another great site for teachers is Commonsense Media as they provide a whole curriculum with detailed lesson plans on Digital Citizenship.
Great resource – thank you.
I wold really like to print these for the schools I work in. What are the copyright restrictions on this and can I reproduce for our building?
Thank you.
Hi Jenny
The poster is mine. I made it. It has a CC license attached to it.
Many thanks!
Best wishes, Mark.
Can we have your permission to use it?
Many Thanks,
Jenny
Absolutely. It would be my pleasure. Could you send me a photo of it in your school when it’s up?
Thank you so much and yes I would be happy to send pictures.
Jenny