Implementation+Links

· Johnson, Doug. **//Teaching Students Right from Wrong in the Digital Age//**.http://www.doug-johnson.com/dougwri/teaching-students-right-from-wrong.html - overview on ethics related to the use of ICT in schools. Includes 2 questionnaires with the same questions, but one formulated from an ICT angle that can be used to foster discussion. Also includes a section on “Cheating and How to Avoid It” and the Mankato School District Internet Acceptable Use Policy.

· Milner, Donna et al. **// Digital Citizenship Gazette //** V.1. Issue 1, 2 Apr. 2005. Sugarmill Elementary School, St.Marys, GA. [|www.camden.k12.ga.us/schoolpages/ses/Newsletter%20Final.pdf] - teachers from this school have assembled resources for implementation, including many as yet published articles by Ribble and Bailey, which they have obtained permission to use. While these can be viewed online, they may not be duplicated or circulated withough written permission from the authors.

· Ribble, Mike S. and Gerald D. Bailey. **“Digital Citizenship for Implementation”**. //Learning and Leading with Technology//. 32.2 (Oct.2004): 12-15. http://www.digitalcitizenship.net/uploads/1stLL.pdf

· Ribble, Mike S. and Gerald D. Bailey. **“Do Elementary Students Need a Technology Driver’s License?”** http://coe.ksu.edu/bailey/DCTechDL.pdf - this article is a draft, soon to be published; it contains a questionnaire for students, with answers that are explained. Note on the article: “Not to be duplicated or circulated without the written or expressed consent of the authors.”

· Ribble, Mike S. and Gerald D. Bailey. **“Is Digital Citizenship a Problem in Your School?”** //Teacher Talk//, Dec. 2005. http://www.digitalcitizenship.net/uploads/TechnologyTurningPointsTeacherTalk.pdf - a few questions to answer to determine whether your school is Digital Citizenship savvy