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Digital Etiquette Online

Delivered February 17, 2020. Contributor: Megan B.

Goals

To understand what the current market landscape is for educating children on how to stay safe and communicate online.

Early Findings

Some national organizations aimed at helping parents and educators improve digital etiquette in kids are ChildNet International, CommonSense, NetSmartz, SafeKids.com and Connect Safely.
Other major family websites and/or publications run posts or articles about "netiquette" fairly frequently: VeryWell Family, BrainPOP, Parents Magazine. PBS Kids has a game intended for 8-10 year olds to teach them about digital citizenship.
Some online education platform offer courses, mostly intended to help educators teach their students how to communication properly and stay safe online. Some examples are Universal Class and InCtrl.
Many thought leaders or influencers have given TED Talks on this topic. Some examples include Keegan Korf, Dr. Marialice Curran, Anne Mette Thorhauge and Anne Collier.
Google itself has a Teacher Center. Many of its resources are devoted to helping educators convey digital etiquette and safety to their students.

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