Digital CItizenship
Resources for Copyright & Intellectual Property Information
Complete Copyright for K-12 Librarians and Educators by Call Number: 346.7304 BISBN: 9780838910832Publication Date: 2012-08-17
- US Copyright OfficeThe Copyright Office is a part of the Library of Congress. All aspects of copyright are included here, including a very user friendly "what is copyright."
- Strategies for Fair Use from OWL at PurdueVery concise explanation of fair use in education.
- Fair Use EvaluatorA great tool to help you decide if protected works are covered under "fair use."
- NCTE Code for Fair UseVery comprehensive code for best practices.
- Creative CommonsCC provides shared resources for everyone's use.
MLA and Noodle Tools
Kennett High School uses MLA citation style. Noodle Tools isl the electronic citation creator used in the KCSD from grades 6-12. In addition to creating citations (APA style is also supported by Noodle), the program has modules for creating notes, outlines, and annotated bibliographies. Plus, student work can be shared with other students and with teachers. There is a tab from this page with Noodle Tools information.
- MLA at Purdue OwlGreat assistance from Purdue for all things MLA style, formatting, and citation related.
Technology Etiquette
- CyberbullyingLearn how to prevent and fight against cyber bullying.
- Common Sense Media Internet Safety LessonsK-12 lessons to keep students safe online.
- Teen Voices: Oversharing on Social MediaYou Tube Video to prevent over-sharing of personal information on social media.
Web Evaluation
- Civic Online LearningFrom Stanford University, a curriculum with lessons, assessments, research and more.
- News Literacy for EducatorsResearch based resources to help students fact check; examine bias; and vet online sources.
- Web Site EvaluationUse this Google Doc to evaluate a web page that you vetted for this project.
Fact Checking Sources
- USA Today Fact CheckEasy to use Q&A.