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BLENDSPACE Allows teachers to create multi-media lessons that students can access online. Lessons can include vidoes, links, images, and quizzes. CLASS DOJO Digital classroom management tool designed to help teachers improve student behavior and communicate more effectively with parents. CLASSKICK Allows teachers to see and give feedback on students’ work as they progress through an assignment in real-time.EDMODO Educational tool that allows teachers to share content, distribute assignments, and manage communication with students and parents. KAHOOT! Allows teachers to create learning games with embedded videos, images, and diagrams toamplify engagement and assess knowledge.MIMIO MOBILE Learning platform that allows teachers and students to collaborate and allows for real-time assessments to assess progress.NEARPOD Allows teachers to engage students with interactive lessons and assessments that students can access on mobile devices.ZAPTION Interactive video-based learning platform that allows teachers to quickly add images, text, and questions..
Protect Your Child Online
Pressures of Social Media
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- Never give out identifying or personal information – home address, school name, telephone number, age, marital status, or financial information in chat rooms or bulletin boards.
- Don’t post photographs of your children on Web sites that are available to the public.
- Inquire about your Internet Service Provider’s (ISP’s) privacy policies and exercise your options for how your personal information may be used.
- If you have are concerned about your children’s online activities, talk to them. Remember, how you respond will determine whether your children confide in you the next time they encounter a problem.
- Never allow your children to arrange a face-to-face meeting with someone they’ve “met” online unless they’ve received your permission.
- If you become aware of the transmission, viewing, or use of child pornography while online, immediatelyreport it to the National Center for Missing andExploited Children’s CyberTipline at 1-800-843-5678or www.cybertipline.com.
- Instruct your children not to click on any links that are contained in email from persons they don’t know. Such links could lead to inappropriate Web sites.
- Remember that people online may not be who they seem. Someone indicating that “she” is a “12-year- old girl” could really be a 40-year old male predator.
- Be careful about offers that involve personally coming to a meeting, having someone visit your house, or sending money or credit card information.
- Keep the computer in a family room rather than the child’s bedroom.
- Share an email account with your children to oversee their mail, and consider joining your children when they are in private chat areas.
- Utilize filtering features built into the popular Internet browsers and software programs that block areas known to be inappropriate for children. You can find information about filtering programs at www.getnetwise.org/tools.
- Know the lingo used by teenagers in chat rooms and email correspondence.
- Never give out identifying or personal information – home address, school name, telephone number, age, marital status, or financial information in chat rooms or bulletin boards.
- 7 Mobile Security Tips For Every Parent
- A Parent’s Guide to Facebook
- Being 13: Perils of lurking on social media
- Best Parental-Control Apps 2015
- Chatting with Kids about Being Online, Guide for Parents
- Child Identity Theft: New Evidence Indicates Identity Thieves are Targeting Children for Unused Social Security Numbers
- Child Identity Theft
- Google Safety Center for families
- Identity Theft and Children
- Kids and Socializing Online
- My Mobile Watchdog
- National Children’s Advocacy Center: Impact of Media and Technology on Youth
- National Children’s Advocacy Center
- Parent Guides from ConnectSafely
- Put a Stop to Bullying
- The Internet’s Best Free Parental Control App
- What they Know – Kids
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91% of teens go online daily
73% of teens have or have access to a smartphone
71% of teens use more than one social network site
90% of teens text
17% of teens read or comment on online discussion boards
11% of teens using cell phones use anonymous sharing
47% of teens talk on video connections like Skype, ooVoo, or Facetime
22% of teen girls admitted to sending nude photos or videos of themselves to someone.
58% of students admit someone said hurtful things to them online. 4 out of 10 say it happened more than once.
71% of students report bullying as a problem at school
88% of social media using teens have witnessed online cruelty and say they ignored mean behavior.
90% of cyber bullying victims will not inform a parent or trusted adult.
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- Big Cypress Elementary @BCEBobcat
- Calusa Park Elementary @BlackBearsRoar
- Corkscrew Elementary @CESCorkyBear
- Eden Park Elementary @EPEBobcats
- Estates Elementary @EESPanthers
- Golden Gate Elementary @GGESeagulls
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- Highlands Elementary @HLELeaderInMe
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- Lake Trafford Elementary @LearningatLTE
- Laurel Oak Elementary @LaurelOakElem
- Lely Elementary @LelyLionsRoar
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- Mike Davis Elementary @MDE_Stars
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- North Naples Middle @NNMSWildcats
- Oakridge Middle @OMS_Bulldogs
- Pine Ridge Middle @PRMPanthers
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- Fine Arts @CollierFineArts
- Health, PE, Driver Education @ccpsDRIVE2BFIT
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