Digital media use is exploding in education.
Unfortunately, internet safety is something many teachers–and worse, students-take for granted. While many teachers–and librarians–are concerned with breaking copyright laws, controlling digital media use is often an afterthought.
Or worse, so heavily scrutinized that district filters kill any authentic access at all.
But as our libraries gradually become virtual spaces, and our media becomes digital, controlling digital media use is going to become increasingly relevant.
Which makes Jen Gordon’s–from the aptly-named internetsafetycheatsheet.com–inforgraphic below on netflix, YouTube, Instagram, Google, and Apple hardware so relevant for you.
Unless your district has already taken this burden off your shoulders. In that case, you can wad this one up and toss it.
