Lessons

= = =Safety and Citizenship= > @http://www.josepopoff.com/2012/07/on-international-projects.html
 * Internet Safety
 * Web Etiquette
 * 10 Ways an International Exchange Can Go Wrong
 * Our friend Jose, from Honduras, has some very practical tips for collaborative projects with another school:

=Use of a Wiki= We all use a Wiki almost every day, when we search Wikipedia for information. =Copyright= =TeachersFirst= TeachersFirst - free site with many resources, policies, methods for Tech Integration.
 * Wikispaces videos - how to use them! Best information is from those who created the product.
 * What is a Wiki? A spot where multiple people can share information on the web, using any browser, and without knowing any programming language. Video link to an example of how a Wiki can be used - in this case, to prepare for a camping trip.
 * As a Clubhouse participant, teachers can watch this video to Join WikiSpaces and learn how to edit. Students will not need to join individually, since their teachers will send us a list, but they will need to know how to edit pages.
 * Photos & Images
 * Copyright made easy - Prezi by Susan Oxnevad
 * Just the facts please - copyrightkids.org. Be sure to click on the Quiz and see if you receive a "certificate"!
 * Plagiarism - don't take what someone else said as yours.

=Creating Avatars= An avatar represents you. Teachers know real student identities, but especially students up to 13, we ask you NOT to use your real name. Here are a few sites that are fun and safe.
 * @http://www.doppelme.com/create/
 * @http://www.buildyourwildself.com/
 * @http://digibody.com/avatar-maker/index.php