Blocking and Filtering and Lockdowns, Oh, My!: The Internet-S...
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Saved by 9 people (-1 private), first by anonymouse user on 2008-04-18
- Randyrodgers on 2008-11-16 - Tags filter , filtering , Internet_safety , CIPA
- Lthumann on 2008-11-10 - Tags internetsafety , filter , CIPA
- Dmantz7 on 2008-11-10 - Tags lockdowns , filtering , internetsafety
- Cliotech on 2008-11-10 - Tags education , technology , students , Internet , filter , firewall , CIPA , COPPA
- Emilyvickery on 2008-11-09 - Tags web2.0 , internetsafety , filtering
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I think educators are pretty smart people. We figure out ways to use new things in our classrooms in spite of their potential risks. We set up expectations, rules, and consequences. I know I'm oversimplifying this issue a little, but the point remains the same: It's 2007, and blogs, wikis, and the like are powerful tools that need to be a part of our classrooms. Students are using these outside the classroom, so why not find an educational, productive way to allow them inside? This would give us a chance to impart some media smarts while taking advantage of some pretty powerful tools. For example, check out this interesting use of wikis in the classroom.
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