The EGUSD Digital Citizenship team has been writing blog posts and curating information and resources links for our families, staff and community for the past 8 years. Realizing that the digital world can be overwhelming for some, we hope to make tough topics easier to navigate and help people understand the importance of what it means to be active and contributing digital citizens. We warmly invite you to subscribe to, comment on and share resources you find on our website.
Start Your Summer by Diving Into Your Child’s Online World – 5 Conversation Starters to Kick Things Off
It’s almost summer… a time of transition for many children as they move away from their structured routines of the school day to less structured (and sometimes unsupervised) environments. This time of transition allows many kids the opportunity to consume massive...
Obsessed with the Ominous – Feeding our Addiction to Doom and Gloom
It’s late at night, you look at the clock and realize you’ve been scrolling through videos and social media headlines about global pandemics, mass shootings, and climate change for the past hour and a half. You know you should be sleeping, but somehow you keep getting...
Social Media 101 – What’s Out There? Scoping out Snapchat
As parents and educators, it can be difficult to stay informed about all of the social media apps that are being used by our children and students. In this blog series we are calling “Social Media 101 – What’s Out There?” we will provide you with an overview of some...
Winter Break Challenge – Make Family Time and Tech Time One in the Same
December marks that time of year when many children hope that digital devices will be part of their holiday experience. From gift requests for new devices/games to school breaks that allow for extended game play and social media use, families often find themselves...
Social Media 101 – What’s Out There? Diving into Discord
As parents and educators, it can be difficult to stay informed about all of the social media apps that are being used by our children and students. In this blog series we are calling “Social Media 101 – What’s Out There?” we will provide you with an overview of some...
Mark Your Calendars: Digital Citizenship Week is October 17-21
The California Department of Education encourages schools to recognize Digital Citizenship Week and Common Sense Education celebrates #DigCitWeek with new activities each year. Digital Citizenship Week is the perfect opportunity for schools and families to reflect on...
Back to School – 5 Things to Consider for Online Wellness and Safety
As students return to classrooms, families are often focused on meeting their children’s new teachers, making sure they have adequate school supplies, and establishing drop off and pick up routines. Sometimes the busy nature of starting the school year leaves little...
DigCit Tips for a Safe and Balanced Summer
For some people, summer signifies a shift to a slower-paced more carefree time. Even with this shift, it is important to stay vigilant about your online habits to protect yourself and maintain a healthy media balance. Summer Safe Selfies The selfie trend doesn’t seem...
Digital Dilemmas – Right, Wrong or Somewhere in Between? Start the Conversation…
Life is full of tricky situations and, for our children who spend so much time in the online world, digital dilemmas are part of their daily lives. Whether they are trying to decide if they should post a photo, accept a friend request, or involve themselves in digital...
i think u r beautiful – LMIRL
The internet, social media and multiplayer gaming have expanded the way that students communicate and interact with their peers. Social media and online gaming allow kids the chance to connect with their IRL friends and to cast a wider net to meet new “friends”. Many...
Main Themes of EGUSD Digital Citizenship
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