Students Learn About Digital Citizenship
On Wednesday, October 16, Blake Loseke, Reese Wietfeld, Grayson Loseke, Ryan McMullin, Emery Malena, and Khloe Kabes got the chance to attend the Digital Citizenship Symposium in Columbus to promote National Digital Citizenship week October 14-18.
Robin Urban, the fourth-grade teacher, said “The Digital Citizenship Symposium was held in Columbus at ESU7. Its purpose was to promote positive digital choices within a school environment. Our kids got the chance to identify a digital citizenship problem at our school and then begin to create an action plan for a solution.”
They also created public service announcements promoting digital citizenship.
Grayson Loseke, a seventh-grade student stated, “At this conference these students were able to enhance their leadership skills, and make connections not comparisons so that they can utilize social media positively not negatively.”
Overall, this conference allowed students to meet with other students from our area in person, and also collaborate with other learners from across the state via zoom to learn how to use the internet in a safe and responsible way.