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    ICT Lead Teacher Workshop

    16 March 2011

    Digital citizenship discussion and unpacking (co-created in Google Docs)

    National Goal 1:Students to become successful digital citizens

    Te Apiti Cluster goal:

    Students are capable, creative and ethical users. of ICT who use critical thinking to participate in

    a range of authentic learning experiences

    Success Indicators for Nationaland Cluster Goals What and how?Teaching and learning Ideas, learning

    experiences, activities, workshopsweb links (all examples are given in meaningfuland related contexts)

    - Confident and capable users of

    ICT, using ICTs to support the

    process of learning or the sharing

    of it;

    Classroom blogs that have regular posts by studentsand teachers, use of multi media, using digitalcameras, ipod touches. A range of ICT activitiesCreating a culture of ICT.Risk taking environment so that mistakes are madeand learned from.Assemblies, team meetings.students creating

    Just in time explicit teaching

    - Are highly engaged in learning

    that includes the integration of

    multi-literacies oral, written and

    visual (static and moving);

    Kids trying new things and being excited aboutlearning. Teachers using a range of ICTs. Frequentuse of authentic eLearning. Use of graphics & theinternet to promote discussion e.g. youtube clips,

    - Use technologies to participate in

    educational, cultural, and

    economic activities

    creating meaningful contexts in an online environmentusing wikis, blogs, skype etcePals - collaborative environment

    - Use and develop critical thinkingskills in cyberspace

    Using web2tools to to map thinking and embed inblog. Validation of websites.Development of the key competencies

    - Are literate in the language,

    symbols, and texts of digital

    technologies

    Frequent exposure. Teachers understanding andusing the language of ICT. Explicit, direct teachingModelling

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    - Are aware of ICT challenges and

    can manage them effectively

    Troubleshooting, using tech angelspractice with problem solvingbeing critical thinkers of information on the Internet

    - Use ICT to relate to others in

    positive, meaningful ways

    Collaborating. Distinguishing learning from social.Online etiquette, manners etcNet safety resources on Te Apiti website

    - Demonstrate honesty and

    integrity and ethical behaviour in

    their use of ICT

    Teaching net safety net safety lessons in planning,school-wide approach, educationof why not just rules.

    - Respect the concepts of privacy

    and freedom of speech in a

    digital world

    Teaching of net safety and not just once but revisitedon a regular basis.Just in time teaching and learning: Copyright, creativecommons, plagiarism, music, photos. Embedding.

    - Contribute and actively promote

    the values of digital citizenship

    Provide opportunities for people to share their ideas -digi awards, sharing within teamsDiscussion Making the online world a better place -create a profile of a successful digital citizen.