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May 16, 2012

Responsible Connections:

Recently, the very affluent community of Clayton, Missouri made national news when Clayton High Principal Louise Losos created a fictitious Facebook page and friended students and parents. After the page was discovered—and erupted into controversy—Principal Losos resigned. I know this suburban St. Louis community very well. When I was Commander of the Missouri ICAC Task…Continue Reading

May 15, 2012

Can an employer force you to give them your social networking password?

For years, we’ve been warning kids to be careful about what they post on Facebook or My Space, in part because prospective employers, college admission officers, and others were looking. Your Facebook might enhance your reputation and get you that job or it might raise alarms and prevent you from attending the college of your…Continue Reading

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iKeepCurrent

Who says learning about digital safety has to be boring? Not us. That’s why we’ve created the iKeepCurrent Newsfeed. It’s a constant source of headline-inspired curricula and professional development mixed with fresh, entertaining content to ignite discussion between educators and students. Even though digital safety is a serious subject, that doesn’t mean it can’t be engaging and fun. Learn more.

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Generation Safe

Protect your students and prepare them for full digital citizenship while limiting exposure to your school.Generation Safe™ is the only scalable, cloud-based system of its kind to help you holistically integrate digital literacy into their curriculum and policies.

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IKeepSafe Anywhere

Online safety is top of mind for everyone these days. And with spam and link scams in this digital age, to click or not to click is now the ultimate question. Parents, teachers and employers, use the videos and accompanied discussion topics, lesson plans and exercises at iKeepSafeAnywhere.org to keep the important people in your lives safe—anywhere.

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Digital Literacy

Digital Citizenship combines the legacy of 75 years of media literacy with the 21st century digital literacy required to navigate technology today. The resources will help you understand what youth need to know to become full, resilient digital citizens.

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