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Know2015Mike Ribble  \nDIGITAL CITIZENSHIPIN SCH0OLS  \nTHIRD EDITION  \nNine Elements All Students Should Know  \nMike Ribble  \n# Digital Citizenship in Schools\n\nNine Elements All Students Should KnowMike Ribble  \n◎2015 International Society for Technology in Education  \nWorld rights reserved.No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any formor by any means—electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,or by any informationstorage or retrieval system—without prior written permission from the publisher.ContactPermissions Editor:www.iste.org/permissions;permissions@iste.org.  \nEditor:Emily Reed  \nProduction Manager:Christine Longmuir  \nCopy Editor:Cecelia Hagen  \nProofreader:Katherine Gries  \nIndexer:Potomac Indexing  \nBook Design:Kim McGovern  \nBook Production:Kim McGovern  \nThe Library of Congress has cataloged the paperback edition as follows:Ribble,Mike.  \nDigital citizenship in schools /Mike Ribble.—2nd ed.  \np.cm.Includes index.ISBN 978-1-56484-301-2(pbk.)  \n1.Education,Elementary—United States—Data processing.2.Education,Secondary一United States—Data processing.3.Computer literacy—Study and teaching—United States  \n4.Internet literacy.I.Title.LB1028.43.R522011372.34'044—dc23  \n2011016542  \nThird Edition  \nISBN:978-1-56484-364-7Ebook version available.  \nPrinted in the United States of America  \nISTE°is a registered trademark of the International Society for Technology in Education.  \n# About ISTE\n\nThe International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)is the premier nonprofitorganization serving educators and education leaders committed to empowering connectedlearners in a connected world.ISTE serves more than 100,000 education stakeholdersthroughout the world.  \nISTE's innovative offerings include the ISTE Conference &Expo,one of the biggest,mostcomprehensive ed tech events in the world—as well as the widely adopted ISTE Standardsfor learning,teaching and leading in the digital age and a robust suite of professionallearning resources,including webinars,online courses,consulting services for schools anddistricts,books,and peer-reviewed journals and publications.Visit iste.org to learn more.  \n# Related ISTE Titles\n\nLet's Get Social:The Educator's Guide to EdmodoGinger Carlson and Raphael Raphael  \nA Parent's Guide to Online Safety  \nDoug Fodeman and Marje Monroe  \nTo see all books available from ISTE,please visit iste.org/resources.  \n# About the Author\n\nMike Ribble has worked at several different levels of education.He has served as a classroom biology teacher,a secondaryschool administrator,a network manager for a communitycollege,and a university instructor.He earned a doctoratein educational leadership from Kansas State University.Hisinterests include technology leadership,professional develop-ment,and working with teachers to help enhance teachingand learning with technology.He has written several articlesand has presented at national and international conferencesand districts on digital citizenship and its effect on thechanges within education.Mike is currently a director oftechnology for a school district in Kansas.  \n# Acknowledgments\n\nI want to thank my family who has always been there to support me.  \nTo my wife who has always been willing to read my work (even after a longday of teaching).  \nTo my children who have provided perspective on this topic.  \nTo my mother,father,and brother who taught me about boundaries.  \nTo all the educators around the world who have made the first edition such a success(warranting this updated version).  \nAnd to Dr.Gerald Bailey,for all your inspiration and for placing us on the path ofbecoming better digital citizens.  \n# Special Thank You\n\nI want to thank all those who have added new and varied “Voices of Experience”to thisedition.Your experience and ideas will be helpful for those that read this work.I also wantto thank Dr.Marialice Curran and Lucas Loughmiller,who have 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