Social, device-enabled digital ci1zenship learning experiences for grades 3-12.

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Grades 3-12 Digital Ci9zenshipLearn essen9al skills while prac+cing being a digital ci9zen

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DIGITAL TOOLS and SKILLS

DIGITAL LITERACY

YOUR DIGITAL COMMUNITY

THE DIGITAL WORLD and YOU

Teacher-guided, social, learning experiences for the 1:1 classroom with lessons on four essen:al topics:

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What kinds of accounts require a secure username and password?

Digital Ci)zenship - A Prerequisite for 1:1 Success

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Teachers Guide the Learning Experience and All Students Have a VoiceWith Exploros, every student is an ac9ve learner, par9cipa9ng during class using social media

skills. Students share graphic organizers, drawings, short essays, and many other forms of responses. This student voice increases each student’s engagement and enhances lifelong social-emo9onal skills. Teachers see student posts in real9me and can use this input to guide classroom

dialogue and pace the learning experience.

Teachers choose what they will teach from a library of 5E-Model, standards-based lessons. Students par=cipate in these social, teacher-guided learning experiences, developing important skills for an increasingly digital world.

Students do not see peer posts un=l aBer they post. This ensures that ALL students par=cipate, increasing engagement and broadening perspec=ves. Teachers guide in-class

dialogue based on this student input.

Today’s students frequently employ technology both in and out of school. To be successful, students need to understand digital ci9zenship. Through learning essen9al skills and prac9cing them in the security of the teacher-guided 1:1

classroom, students prepare for a life9me of success.

Showing Respect Online

Believing WhatYou Read

Thinking BeforeYou Post

Avoiding Virusesand Spam

What might be a consequence of having a digital footprint filled with negative information?

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It could harm someone’s chances of getting a good job.

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It is hard to get rid of. It might haunt you for a long time to come in lots of different ways.

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Friends might find it and get confused or maybe others look it up and hold it against that person.

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It can hurt harm reputation and be difficult to change. It could be fixed in one place but it might already be copied to another.

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Empower Students. Enrich Dialogue.With Exploros, students use their social media skills frequently to research,

inves9gate, and ac9vely contribute. The learning experiences is not “heads down” in devices. Rather, student posts fuel classroom or small group dialogue, and teachers

can reinforce and reteach essen9al content and skills based on student input.

Teacher “lesson plan style” interface

Student “social media style” interface

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It was a digital version of the real thing - spread and spread!

Jake Elliot 9/16/2019 2:10pm

Like a biological virus, digital viruses replicated fast.

Jane Myer 9/16/2019 2:10pmIt is malicious, and it infects whatever it touches!

The Digital Ci)zenship

DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

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DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

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DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

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Too Many Websites?

Searching on the Web

Beware! Viruses and Scams

Managing Your Passwords

Choosing Websites

Advanced Web Searching

Citing Your Sources

Avoiding Viruses and Scams

E-tail and Ads

Understanding Site Privacy Policies

Believing What You See

Recognizing Spam

Believing What You Read

Stereotypes in the Digital Age

Going Viral

Avoiding Spam

Photographs and Social Media

Don't Steal My Work!

Choosing Digital Apps

But Is It True? The Age of Fake News

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DIGITAL TOOLS and SKILLS

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DIGITAL LITERACY

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Standing Up to Cyberbullying

Showing Respect Online

Online Vs. Face-to-Face

Collaborating Online

What Is Digital Citizenship?

Circles on Social Media

Posting Responsibly

No Tolerance for Cyberbullying

The Global Community

Freedom of Speech?

Thinking Before You Post

Writing Email

Why Are They Being Mean to Me?

Communicating with Social Media

Building a Digital Footprint

What Persona Do I Present?

Protecting Yourself From Identity Theft

Digital Addictions

Can't I Just Delete It?

Online Relationships

Scope and Sequence

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Streamline Classroom ManagementExploros gives teachers feedback quickly, so they can correct misconcep9ons or reteach on

the spot. Students are mo9vated by instant opportunity to compare their responses and progress with peers, while Exploros automa9cally constructs learning analy9cs.

“Exploros data helps teachers monitor progress and 4me on task in a way that was previously impossible.”

- Cindy Nick, 8th Grade Social Studies Teacher and Department Chair, Bullard ISD

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Real=me student progress and

assessment data

Data-Driven Instruc)on — Everything at Your Finger)ps.

With Exploros Classroom Analy9csTM teachers and administrators get a clear picture of student and class growth with respect to usage, curriculum progress, and comprehension. This informa9on is automa9cally organized, providing a real9me, weekly, and longer term window

into the teaching and learning process and academic performance.

The District Analyzer provides high-level usage informa=on and the Experience Summary Report is a

digital porJolio of every lesson taught.

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Student-Centered Learning, Simplified.With Exploros and the device-enabled classroom, addressing student interests and needs has

never been simpler. Exploros supports the social learning environment of the classroom —teachers guide the learning using sound pedagogical approaches, and ALL students ac9vely engage.

Implement Our 5E Model Learning For Digital Ci)zenship

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Students collabora=vely brainstorm, complete concept maps and graphic organizers, and take exit quizzes.

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And Check Out Exploros Middle School Social Studies Courses!Core curriculum courses with ~100 5E Model learning experiences per course.

World Cultures U.S. History (Through 1877)

Civics World History (Through 1500)

Texas History

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