Welcome fellow blogger The big questions I have: Should we be held accountable for online posts?  Should there be a “status of limitations” for digital posts? Concerning our digital identity? This is a tough question to answer… When you were 10 years old, were you hanging around with a rough crowd? When you were 16, were you presenting yourself negatively online? Is that image negatively affecting your choices or digital identity today? Today are you a whole new person? Did you learn from your mistakes?  Do you think you should be accountable for your actions now that you are 35?  Does your past reflect who you are today, now that…

Hello! lets discuss digital citizenship,  When it comes to approaching digital citizenship in my future classroom, I plan on approach it through the “one life” perspective that Jason Ohler discusses. I belive it’s important to teach students about responsible technology use both in school and at home. Some students may not be exposed to the 9 elements of digital citizenship at home, school becomes an important learning environment when it comes to digital citizenship skills. As a future teacher my goal will be to incorporated all 9 elements within my daily teachings, helping my students gain knowledge and habits they need in order to understand, be safe, respectful, and responsible…