Posts Tagged ‘technology’
“#NotAboutThemWithoutThem” – Rachel Murat & Alicia Vesely [DigCitSummit 2017]
#NotAboutThemWithoutThem: How can adults and children/youth work together to #UseTech4Good? – Rachel Murat & Alicia Vesely are a teacher/student team. Rachel Murat Rachel Murat has been a Teacher for 22 years and Technology Integrator for 3 years at Maine-Endwell Central School District, located in Central New York. She currently teaches AP Government and Politics,…
Read More“#NotAboutThemWithoutThem” – Dr. Marialice B.F.X. Curran & her son, Curran Dee [DigCitSummit 2017]
#NotAboutThemWithoutThem: How can adults and children/youth work together to #UseTech4Good? – Marialice B.F.X. Curran & Curran Dee are a Mother/Son Team. Dr. Marialice B.F.X. Curran is the Founder and CEO of the Digital Citizenship Institute. Her advanced graduate and doctoral studies on adolescent development at Boston College reinforced her commitment to service learning as Dr.…
Read MoreSession 6 “#NotAboutThemWithoutThem” [DigCitSummit 2017]
Session 6: Full Session #NotAboutThemWithoutThem How can adults and children/youth work together to #UseTech4Good in personal, educational, local, and global spheres? Parent & Child, Teacher & Student, Mentor & Mentee Panel. What do youth and adults together have to teach you about living online and Digital Citizenship?
Read MoreSession 5 “The Jobs to be Done Theory” – Jake Schroeder [DigCitSummit 2017]
How can a focus on the progress of those you serve change how you work? Jake Schroeder shared this thought-changing theory developed by Clayton Christensen (Harvard Business School) and collaborators called “The Jobs to Be Done Theory.” This theory states that we hire things to do jobs for us. Such as, we hire a snickers…
Read MoreSession 4 *Parenting in a Digital World* [DigCitSummit 2017]
Session 4 *Grounded in Timeless Principles, engaging like never before* [DigCitSummit 2017] We had some technical difficulties with the recording, so we do not have video of this panel, but following are the outputs of the roundtable discussions which were focused on what timeless principles can guide parents in a digital world. Roundtable Artifacts –…
Read MoreWhat is Digital Citizenship? Why does it matter? – Curran Dee, 10 years old [DigCitSummit 2017]
Session 1 of the DigCitSummit 2017 Curran Dee, Chief Kid Officer at DigCitKids How do you help a school-aged child learn to Use Technology for Good? 5th Grader & CKO, DigCitKids At the age of nine, Curran Dee founded DigCitKids, digital citizenship for kids by kids. As the & Chief Kid Officer (CKO), he is a fifth…
Read MoreWhat is Digital Citizenship? Why does it matter? – Adam Moore, Therapist [DigCitSummit 2017]
Adam Moore, Marriage and Family/Addiction Recovery Therapist How do you talk to your kids about pornography? How do you address the fear of pornography? Dr. Adam M. Moore is a licensed marriage and family therapist and specializes in treating sexual addiction and related partner trauma. Dr. Moore is currently Clinical Director of Utah Valley Counseling…
Read MoreSession 3 “What decades of prevention science can teach us about raising/mentoring healthy children.” – Dr. J. David Hawkins [DigCitSummit 2017]
(We had some technical difficulties with the recording, so we do not have video from Dr. Hawkins’ presentation, but following are his slides and a similar address he gave regarding the risk and protective factors.) David Hawkins Digital Citizenship Summit presentation Dr. Hawkins sent us this presentation given in Colorado just before the DigCitSummit. (Four…
Read MoreWhat is Digital Citizenship? Why does it matter? – Rep. Keven Stratton [DigCitSummit 2017]
Session 1 of the DigCitSummit 2017 Representative Keven Stratton, Sponsor of the nation’s first Digital Citizenship bill, HB213 How are you measuring the effectiveness of the Digital Citizenship legislation passed? Keven Stratton is first and foremost a husband, father, and grandfather. He’s also passionate about community and civic service. He has been a member of…
Read MoreWhat is Digital Citizenship? Why does it matter? – Dina Alexander [DigCitSummit 2017]
Session 1 of the DigCitSummit 2017 Dina Alexander, Founder & CEO of Educate and Empower Kids How do you talk to your kids about pornography? How do you address the fear of pornography? Dina Alexander is the founder and president of Educate and Empower Kids (educateempowerkids.org), an organization determined to strengthen families by teaching digital citizenship,…
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