A nice overview article. I like the point that "We've lost the control group," Subrahmanyam said. "How do you find a group of kids that are not using the computer?" It makes it more complicated, doesn't it.
good piece about how there's a mismatch between online safety education and the actual risks.
How's your baloney detector? Discusses the importance of being able to scan for veracity and authenticity online.
Internet guidance--talks about marking and sales as well as safety.
use this for my blog on social media guidelines
Interesting short piece. There's nothing about schools in this--the teacher is assumed to be an island.
I think you would like this one. Plagiarism at the collegiate doctoral level.
Using gaming to help students think about contemporary issues and ethics.
This might be eye opening for some adults as well as students!
Interesting take on cyberbullying--what happens when faculty are the target?
humorous retro looking videos for introducing the ideas of cyber safety.
More in depth than the excerpt that appeared in a local paper.
Nice place to go to if the question is "should I. . ."
She drives me nuts sometimes, but I need to listen to this.
U.S. radio host Diane Rehm interviews several guests including Gina Bianchini, co-founder of Ning, about what is happening in social networking. They offer an understandable explanation for folks new to social networking while expanding the conversation noting the power of connectivity for businesses and non-profits.
Listen to the show at Diane’s site.
Great article and video. Fun for adults, not for kids so much (not inappropriate, just mature).