This is the keynote that was presented at the parent night about digital citizenship.

1. Digital Citizenship
Digital Citizenship

2. Technology is here...

5. Responsibility!
With great power comes great responsibility!

6. Cyber Bullying

7. IF You Are Bullied

8. IF You Are Bullied
1. Don’t respond and don’t engage the bully.
Block the bully if you can.

9. IF You Are Bullied
1. Don’t respond and don’t engage the bully.
Block the bully if you can.
2. Keep a record or screenshot of the bullying.

10. IF You Are Bullied
1. Don’t respond and don’t engage the bully.
Block the bully if you can.
2. Keep a record or screenshot of the bullying.
3. Get help! Talk to a friend or trusted adult.

11. IF You Are Bullied
1. Don’t respond and don’t engage the bully.
Block the bully if you can.
2. Keep a record or screenshot of the bullying.
3. Get help! Talk to a friend or trusted adult.
4. Take action! If the bullying continues, take
the evidence to a teacher/counselor/
principal.

12. Online Reputation

13. Protect Your Reputation

14. Protect Your Reputation
1. Think before you post. Posting is permanent.

15. Protect Your Reputation
1. Think before you post. Posting is permanent.
2. Private is never private. There are ways of getting
around privacy settings.

16. Protect Your Reputation
1. Think before you post. Posting is permanent.
2. Private is never private. There are ways of getting
around privacy settings.
3. Check your online footprint. Google your name
to see what has been posted about you.

17. Protect Your Reputation
1. Think before you post. Posting is permanent.
2. Private is never private. There are ways of getting
around privacy settings.
3. Check your online footprint. Google your name
to see what has been posted about you.
4. Get Help. If you find bad things about yourself, get
help to have it taken down. Contact an adult or
the website to have it removed.

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21. Be Safe Online

22. Be Safe Online

23. Be Safe Online
1. Keep your identity private. Don’t give out your full
name, address, or phone number.

24. Be Safe Online
1. Keep your identity private. Don’t give out your full
name, address, or phone number.
2. Don’t get together with someone you meet
online.

25. Be Safe Online
1. Keep your identity private. Don’t give out your full
name, address, or phone number.
2. Don’t get together with someone you meet
online.
3. Don’t reply to nasty emails, chats, or messages.
Don’t respond to anything that makes you
uncomfortable.

26. Be Safe Online
1. Keep your identity private. Don’t give out your full
name, address, or phone number.
2. Don’t get together with someone you meet
online.
3. Don’t reply to nasty emails, chats, or messages.
Don’t respond to anything that makes you
uncomfortable.
4. Never give out your passwords to anyone!

27. What can parents do?
Keep all computers in a public space; not in
your child’s bedroom and limit his or her
media time
Check the History of your browser
(Internet Explorer, Firefox, etc)
Create a Facebook account and request to
be a friend to your child
Talk with your child about the responsible
use of technology

28. What can parents do?
Monitor your child’s use of technology
View programs, games and websites along with
your child and discuss the content
Support efforts to establish media education
programs in your child’s school
Encourage other forms of entertainment like
reading, athletics, hobbies and creative pursuits

30. Would you bring these to school?

31. Would you bring these to school?

32. Would you bring these to school?

33. Should you play this at school?

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39. What are my responsibilities as a
citizen of AISD middle school?