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Charlotte Smith
ICT: semester 2
Class dojo- free software to use for behaviour management. Make mini profiles for your class and add points for positive behaviour or add needs work points. Attendance can also be recorded. Parents can create an account and link with their child in class.
Login: [email protected]
Password: Charlotte123
Internet Safety/ E-safety- should we tell children what e-safety means? Why should we keep them safe online?
E-safety- all about protecting those online from inappropriate content Its not just on the internet on computers, its on phones, games…
Digital Citizenship 9 Elements:
Digital access-age restrictions (gambling, porn). Digital commerce- shopping. Digital communication- messaging, emails, social media (age restrictions). Digital literacy- how we read, write and speak online. Digital etiquette- morals, rights and wrongs, being polite to others, conduct and procedures. Digital law- what we legally can and cannot do (copyright), fraud. Constantly changing. Digital rights and responsibilities- privacy, access, choice, access is fundamental to economic
success Digital health and wellness- considering usage of computer devices. Digital security- passwords, access.
We should teach children how to do all these things.
Charlotte Smith
Rules:
Over 18 then an acceptance on social media is okay.
Under this age it is not accepted, and all communication should be through the school.
www.code-it.co.uk a website for computer science with help on digital citizenship.
AUP- acceptable use policy- one for staff and one for students (all schools should have one)
www.thinkyouknow.co.uk- a government website that covers all age ranges
www.childline.co.uk
www.commensenseeducation.org (has a good video on s-safety at home)
The Byron Report- 2008
Independent review of the risks that children face online Has changed a lot with developments of new apps and social media
Cyber bullying
Bullying through electronic means; threats, manipulation, exclusion, public postings, stalking, prejudice, hacking
Text, Facebook, YouTube, common medias Potentially fatal (Megan Meier, Phoebe Prince, Alexis Pilkington) we need to recognise even when intended to be kind KIND HANDS, KIND FEET, KIND WORDS Internet safety day in February
We build awareness and raise education.
Websites relating to e-safety and digital citizenship
A poster is a good thing to have in the classroom to remind children of what a digital citizen is and how to stay safe online- make it as a class and revisit it often.
Talk about why we are needing to be safe online and how we can be safe online.
Charlotte Smith
Key stage 2 computing:
Logo- simple language
Beebots- very basic
Probots- show the algorithm as you go along
Screen turtles can be used in KS2
-Collection of cross curricula tools-Simple software that children can write algorithms to
-Logo- a good programme where they can create a code programme. Contains familiar language.
Scratch- a programming website. Easy to use, piece together codes to form an overall moving image (visual code).
An hour of code UK (code.org.uk) teaches you to code within an hour. Looks similar to scratch.
