If your students have some thoughts to share on digital citizenship issues, please tell them about the 2015 Digital Citizenship PSA Challenge. This year marks the 4th year the Digital ID Project has sponsored the event. Students are invited to submit a Public Service Announcement (up to 90 seconds, excuding the credits) on any of the following topics:
- cyberbullying
- digital footprints
- intellectual property (copyright, fair use, and/or creative commons)
- online privacy
In addition to a beautiful certificate awarded to all students listed in the PSA credits, a $25 iTunes card will be awarded to the lead student for each winning entry. Three entries per grade-level division (Elementary, Middle, and High School) will be selected.
Entries must be submitted (online) by midnight, May 6, 2015. For more information – and to see samples of winning EGUSD entries from the past four years – visit the PSA Challenge page and download the 2015 PSA Challenge flyer.
"The technology that has so dramatically changed the world outside our schools is now changing the learning and teaching environment within them."
