Online Communication and Internet SafetyOnline Communication
Skype
Skype: Download Skype then check out Skype in the classroom Read: Fifty Ways to Use Skype or Cool Ways to Use Skype More information from our ProLearning webpage: Skype Texting Group texting services My Picks: Kikutext and remind 101 Join my remind 101 group: Web 2.0 remind101.pdf Outlook Outlook OWA Add a contact.pdf Outlook How to create a group.pdf More information from our Prolearning webpage: Outlook Instant Messaging More information from our Prolearning webpage: Instant Messaging Internet SafetyOne of the primary goals of this project is to help students, parents and teachers to know how to keep their information and identity safe online. We often talk about cyber-bullying, identity theft, or other online threats like they only happen to someone else. But online threats are increasing as more and more people spend time socializing and doing business online.
Create a Lesson Plan for the audience you currently work with. These websites will assist you:
Lesson Plan Ideas: Safe Surfing Kids Younger Audience Resources: Faux Paw the Techno Cat Games: AT&T Safety Game NetSmartz: Resources for Educators Additional Resources: Internet Safety Facts |
Web 2.0 PagesWeb 2.0 HOME
Class Websites Internet Safety Google Tools Social Media Dropbox Research Tools Presentation Tools Documentation:
Fifty Ways to Use Skype
Cool Ways to Use Skype remind101.pdf Outlook OWA Add a contact.pdf Outlook How to create a group.pdf Links:
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