Safely Sharing Getting/Sharing Bytes on the Real World Web - Workshop
Introductions
Description of How long they have been using communication technology.
Web Based Tools to communicate and collaborate
WIKI, Blogs, Internet Classroom Assistant, Twitter, Bookshelves (Sharing Resources)
Safety Settings - Privacy issues - Invitation, General for the Convergent Web tools (aka Web 2.0 - reality = 6.7.3, etc.)
https - Secure transmission
Browsers
Netscape - Expired 3/1/2008, Mozilla - Firefox, Flock (Social Web Browser), Safari
Reverse Internet Resource (History, Ownership)
In the search dialogue box type:
LINK: www.websitename.domain
(to locate links to the site in question)
Forms of Internet Threats:
Phishing, Pharming,
Video Available http://phishing.antivirus-report.com/
http://www.ftc.gov/phishing
This workshop emphasizes the relevance of communication safety strategies and settings using readily available tools and several commercially available products, including “iSafe” emphsizing strategies necessary to ensure the safety of our school communities when gathering information, collaborating and surfing
the net. Every participant will learn how to subscribe to these tools and obtain an “iSafe” account gain an entry
level understanding of how the resource can be used to maximum
advantage. In addition to on-line professional assessment, there
will be relevant interactive communication tools available (i.e.
internet classroom assistant,wikis, blogs, etc.) Handouts will be
web-based.
Agenda
Welcome – Introductions (Large)
Getting to know you. - Write a little introduction for yourself to the world
Introducing the purpose and importance of internet safety ( i.e. iSafe - Large)
Introduding the iSafe Account Creation for Educators
Modeling how to create an iSafe account and sign on
Introducing the resources (web-based informational activities - virtual handouts)
http://www.ftc.gov/phishing
Creating iSafe
accounts (Small Groups)
Review
Completing the online workshop assessment and evaluation.
Classsroom code: Y2027Z0X70
