“Powered up, self-directed students” using digital tools “to lead their learning” is how Leslie Wilson, CEO of the One to One Institute describes what Digital Learning Day (today, Feb. 6) needs to be about in her commentary “Connected Students and Agency.” It’s that blend of agency (self-directed participation or action) and connected technology that New [...]
It’s no wonder parents and schools aren’t sure where their policies start and stop when it comes to online interaction among young people who could be in any home, any school, any community or even country. Governments – whether local, state, or national – aren’t sure either. More than ever, “jurisdiction” and “regulation,” whether a [...]
Filed in government policy, international policy, Internet and society, Law & Policy, Privacy
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Also tagged children, Parenting, policy, Privacy, regulation, regulatory power, user-driven
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It’s applicable to and respectful of all youth, not just those at risk, and appropriate for functioning safely and successfully in a digital age.
Filed in citizenship, digital citizenship
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Also tagged ASI Mexico, Cable in the Classroom, Childnet, citizenship, digital citizenship, efficacy, FOSI, Netsafe, online safety, Pew Internet, youth online
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