Welcome to the EGUSD Digital Citizenship Website
All EGUSD schools teach digital citizenship and are in compliance with current legal mandates, such as the federal E-Rate/CIPA requirements.
As students step up and out onto the Internet, the district wants to ensure that they understand the need to think before they post – to treat others with respect, to build and maintain a positive digital footprint, to protect their online privacy and the privacy of others, and to respect intellectual property boundaries.
Cyberbullying
Digital Footprint
Protecting Online Privacy
Intellectual Property
Media Literacy
Social & Cultural Literacy
Social Emotional Learning
Policies
Social Media 101
Quishing? Be Aware the Next Time you Scan a Random QR Code
What do you get when you combine QR codes and phishing? You get Quishing (also known as Qishing) - a new way for bad actors to steal your information. QR codes are not new on the scene - they were invented in 1994 by Japanese company Denso Wave for labeling...
Consulting the Pros: Insights from our Elementary Students on Enjoying Online and Offline Activities
During Digital Citizenship Week (October 16-20) we shared an opportunity with students to become featured guest bloggers, and we had some 5th graders from Arthur C. Butler Elementary School and some 3rd graders from Robert J. McGarvey Elementary School join in the...
Making the Most out of Digital Citizenship Week (October 16-20)
In today's increasingly digital world, instilling good digital citizenship habits in our students is critical. Just as we teach our children how to be responsible at school and home, we must also educate them about responsible behavior in their online communities. ...