Megan Bounit, M.Ed., CETL, TLIS - Digital Citizenship, Internet Safety, and Student Data privacy

Resources for Families:

Resources for Educators:

Resources for Administrators and Tech Leaders:

For student data privacy, consider joining TEC (the BEST money I ever spent as a Tech leader!) They will help you gather Student Data Privacy Agreements for your apps and tools used by students in the classroom
Consider bringing an Internet Safety expert to your school to talk to students, teachers, and parents, such as Katie Greer
Apply for the Future of Privacy Forum’s Student Privacy Train-the-Trainer Program
Plan a Family Creative Coding event to encourage families to use technology together in fun, creative, and safe ways! (Everything you need to know/do is outlined in their facilitator guide)
Want to get started with coding but don’t know where to start? Use the ScratchEd Creative Coding Curriculum Guide
Computer Science Education Week
- CSTA CSEdWeek (Monday, Dec 9 kickoff)
- Code.org Hour of Code activities (and how-to guides for hosting your own event)
- Khan Academy Hour of Code
- Tynker’s Hour of Code
- CodeMonkey’s Hour of Code
- Disney’s Hour of Code
- Minecraft Hour of Code
- CS First’s Hour of Code
Other Computer Science resources:
- CSForAll
- Code.org
- CSEdWeek and the Hour of Code
  - Computer Science Heros (great posters for printing for your classroom)
- Google’s CS First

Resources for Vetting Apps and Software:

ATLIS (Association of Technology Leaders of Independent Schools), EdSURGE, ISTE and ASCD EdTech Index

Validation partners for the Product Index include:

Interoperability: Project Unicorn, 1EdTech, Ed-Fi
Privacy & Security: Common Sense Media, FPF Student Data Privacy Pledge, iKeepSafe, 1EdTech
Digital Pedagogy: ISTE Seal
Research & Evidence: Digital Promise, LearnPlatform by Instructure, Leanlab
Usability: Digital Promise, CAST
Accessibility: CAST

Resources for Parents/Guardians/Caregivers:

Girls Who Code after school clubs