Claim Your Domain And Own Your Online Presence (Develop a Safe and Secure Digital Space to Preserve and Store Student Data) (Solutions Series) (Solutions For Modern Learning)

Help protect student work--and more importantly--student identity. This powerful book puts learners at the forefront of education to ensure they control their schoolwork, content, and data. Dig deep into the digital revolution occurring in schools and classrooms, explore how to incorporate traditional instructional practices in the digital classroom, and understand the skills students need to be digitally literate. Part of the Solutions for Modern Learning series Help protect student work and more importantly, student identity. This book engages K-12 educators in a powerful conversation about modern learning and schooling in the connected world. It puts learners at the forefront of education, to ensure they control their schoolwork, content, and data. Dig deep into the digital revolution occurring in schools and classrooms, explore how to incorporate traditional instructional practices in the digital classroom, and understand the skills students need to be digitally literate. Challenge traditional thinking about education and help to develop the modern contexts teachers and leaders need to effectively support digital learners. About the Author Preface The Manila Envelope Chapter 1: The Learner's Digital Domain Chapter 2: Why Claim Your Domain? Chapter 3: Controlling Our Own Technologies Conclusion Appendix References Help protect student work and more importantly, student identity. This book engages K 12 educators in a powerful conversation about modern learning and schooling in the connected world. It puts learners at the forefront of education, to ensure they control their schoolwork, content, and data. Dig deep into the digital revolution occurring in schools and classrooms, explore how to incorporate traditional instructional practices in the digital classroom, and understand the skills students need to be digitally literate. Challenge traditional thinking about education and help to develop the modern contexts teachers and leaders need to effectively support digital learners