Use Wixie to Share Ideas, Rules, and Learning about Digital Citizenship
Digital citizenship is essential to effective use of technology for classroom learning.
These digital citizenship posters, comics, stories, books and more were created by students using Wixie.
Internet Safety Presentations
Students create presentations and other campaign materials to raise awareness of internet safety and digital citizenship.
Internet Safety Lesson Plan
Digital Citizenship Comics
Have students take a comic or graphic novel approach to telling the story of good digital citizenship.
Connect to Literature
Stories are a safe and fun way to spark digital citizenship conversation. Use picture books and connected activities to help students explore issues like online safety, digital responsibility, and wellness.
Internet Safety Posters
After reading and watching materials about digital citizenship, students create posters to inform others.
Digital Citizenship Guide and Resources
Wixie includes a folder filled with activities to help you create "thoughtful, empathetic digital citizens who know how to use technology to learn and solve problems in their digital and physical communities." You can see a sampling of these activities in the guide.
More ways teachers are using Wixie
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Pause and Think
?? #wixie as KG Ss either draw or record themselves practicing to be a good digital citizen. @DingusKindLRE @Tech4Learning @LittleRiverLCPS @CommonSenseEd pic.twitter.com/g0XP4Whsi6
— Beth Fisher (@BethFisherIFT) February 9, 2021 -
Cyberbullying
Wow! I�m a little late posting, but my 4th graders did an amazing job with their cyber bullying wixie projects! ??#digitalcitizenship #bekind #practicesafety @HolabirdSTEM @BCPSLMP @vkearns_M @MrsBallardHSP @CosgroveBree pic.twitter.com/bP6RWf2Nyr
— Amy Levengood (@Levengood_reads) October 31, 2020 -
Bully-free from A to Z
Ss use Wixie to create posters showing how they are bully free from A to Z @Tech4Learning @LRFSchool142 @ForestRidge142 @MsTroike pic.twitter.com/SUEkAEtJfE
— Noelle Horbaczewski (@nhorbaczewski1) October 17, 2018 -
Daily Media Use
We wrapped up our #digcit w/ �My Media Plans� with @Tech4Learning and @CommonSenseEd slides. @nearpod @JamestownAPS @Jamestown5th1 pic.twitter.com/TlrJkw5Kz6
— AnnaMariaLechleitner (@amteaching) January 24, 2020 -
Digital Citizenship Posters
Thumbs Up for good Digital Citizens! Students in Ms. Terkes' Tech class are using Wixie to create a Digital Citizenship poster. @Tech4Learning #Wixie @FCPSMcNairES @fcpsnews pic.twitter.com/MCMSyw0Hlj
— KI??E??Y ?E??I (@KimberlyAPerri) October 29, 2019 -
Manage Digital Privacy
2nd Gr Ss discussed personal/private information to manage digital privacy and security & use @Tech4Learning #Wixie to add safe images to share within their digital footprints. @MsPrice142 @KerkstraCougars #engage142 pic.twitter.com/S39ibx7Dcy
— Amanda Graczyk (@MrsAmanda7) September 27, 2019 -
Educating Others
@CopperHillES 3rd-graders demonstrate understanding of digital citizenship skills using #Wixie @Tech4Learning #FRSD @CommonSense pic.twitter.com/Lp3MfcVOin
— Patricia Flavin (@patflavin1007) April 17, 2018 -
Traits of a Good Digital Citizen
Students creating digital citizenship posters in wixie@BaileysES_FCPS #Bupper #whatmakesagooddigitalcitizen pic.twitter.com/4f3Mv7DaNk
— Nicole C. (@Nicole_EdTech) March 6, 2018 -
Reviewing Rules
1st graders know everything they put online is permanent like a tattoo. We used #wixie to add �tattoos� to hands to symbolize how we can be super digital citizens! #DLDay @Tech4Learning pic.twitter.com/LRVHxiBpEr
— Erin Nye (@enye001) February 22, 2018
