How to teach students online safety and citizenshipNancy Willard integrates her expertise in risk prevention, law, and education to provide a collaborative and positive process for teaching secondary students positive social norms, safety, and "netiquette." She lays out the steps for school staff and students to work as a team in building an effective program that will teach young people how to: Keep themselves safeDisclose and consume information wiselyRespect the rights, privacy, and property of othersTake responsibility for others' well-being when neededRespond to inappropriate or dangerous situations

About the AuthorAcknowledgmentsPrefaceI. Teaching Digital Safety & Citizenship1. Let Them Teach Each Other to Swim2. Making Positive Choices Online3. The Dangers of Techno-Panic4. Targeted Youth Risk Online Prevention & Intervention5. Law Enforcement Officers as Instructors6. School Staff Online7. Providing Parent GuidanceII. Digital Safety and Citizenship Issues8. Cyber Safe Kids9. Avoid the Impulse - Remember What You Do Reflects on You10. Read With Your Eyes Open - Assess the Credibility of Information11. Keep Your Life in Balance - Avoid Addictive Use12. Think Before You Post - Protect Your Reputation & Respect Others13. Connect Safely - Interact Safely With Others Online14. Keep Yourself Secure - Implement Security & Avoid Scams15. Abide by the Terms - Act in Accord with Laws, Policies, & Terms16. Stay Out of the Garbage - Avoid Objectionable & Illegal Material17. Don't Sell Yourself - Disclose & Consume Wisely18. Protect Your Face & Friends - Be a Savvy & Civil When Networking19. Embrace Civility - Prevent Hurtful Digital Communications20. Cyberdate Safely - Avoid Exploitation & Abusive RelationshipsIndex