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Collaborative Unit On Digital Citizenship
Collaborative Unit On Digital Citizenship
GeneralAudience
Theprimaryaudienceconsistsofhighschoolstudentsagesfourteenthrougheighteen,in
IntroductiontoBusinessandTechnologyandPhysicalScience.Theprimaryaudienceistobe
taughtandgainknowledgefromawidevarietyofdigitalcitizenshiptopics.Thebroadrangeof
topicsinthecourseallowsforstudentstobeinterestedinmanyofthetopicsthroughoutthe
course.Alsoifthestudentsweretotransfertoanotherschoolsystemthecourseworkwould
havethesamelookandfeelbecauseofstandardizationthroughoutthestateandnationfollowing
CommonCoreprinciples.
ProblemIdentification
Studentsneverrealizetheimportanceofknowingcopyrightlaw.Theytakeforgrantedthat
someoneisprotectingtheirownworksofart.ManystudentswillsearchtheInternetforimages,
musicandvideotouseintheirprojectsandpresentations.Theydonotfirstrealizetheimpact
theyaremakingonthemarketandhowlegalactioncancomedownonthem.Byprovidinga
coursethathelpsstudentsunderstandtheirglobalimpactandunderstandCopyrightlaw,they
becomemoreawareoftheirsocietalimpact.
InstructionalGoals
StudentswillbeabletoknowtheimportanceofCopyrightLaw.
StudentswillbeabletonavigatethewebtofindFairUsefiles.
Studentswillbeabletoproducecopyrightfreeassignments.
PartII:LearnerAnalysis
Introduction
Thelearnersinthis9thto12thgradeclassaremadeupof42%girlsand58%boys,37%
White/nonHispanic,45%Black/nonHispanic,and18%Asian.Fiftypercentofstudentsare
labeledaseconomicallydisadvantaged,andonly10%arestudentswithdisabilities.The
demographicinformationforthislearneranalysiswasobtainedbyusingtheGeorgiaDepartment
ofEducationWebsite.TheGDoE(GeorgiaDepartmentofEducation)alsoprovides
demographicsofstudentsthroughouttheentireschool.Inordertoobtaintheneededinformation
forthesehighschoolstudentstestscoreswereaccessedthroughacademictranscriptsonInfinite
Campus,whichistheschoolsdatabaseofallstudents.Teacherobservationsandinterviewswere
alsoconductedinanattemptthegaininformationforthelearneranalysis.
Jasmine El-Jourbagy
Jasmine El-Jourbagy
Studentshavenotrealizedtheimportanceofprotectingthemselveswhileusingthe
Internet.
StudentswilllearnthedifferentconceptsthatgoalongwithCopyright.
Onemustreaddirectionscarefullyforhiddensteps.
Beingabletoknowhowtoproperlyformatdocumentswillhelpstudentsintocollege.
GroupCharacteristics
TheschoolislocatedsouthofAtlantainatownknownasCovingtonwherethemedianincome
isbelowthenationalaverage.About50%ofthestudentsattendingtheschoolreceivefreeor
reducelunch,whichqualifiestheirhomeschoolasaTitleIschool.Thelearnersgothroughan
applicationprocesstoattendtheNewtonCollegeandCareerAcademy.Theychecktomakesure
studentsareontrackforgraduationandappeartohavelittletonodisciplineinfractions.The
majorityofthelearnersareAfricanAmericanandallofthemspeakEnglish,eventheHispanic
leanerswhoattendtheAcademyarefluentinEnglish.Thelearnersallsubmitworkonlineina
timelymannerandcontactwiththeirprofessorthroughonlinechatoremail.
Jasmine El-Jourbagy
Unit
DigitalCitizenship
Jasmine El-Jourbagy
CoTaughtby:JasmineElJourbagyandJaneWatson
Title/Topic
Duration
90minutes
CopyorNottoCopy???
GPS
Standard/Element
ISTEStandards
Standard5:DigitalCitizenshipStudentsunderstandhuman,cultural,
BMAIBT2
2.2Demonstrate andsocietalissuesrelatedtotechnologyandpracticelegalandethical
ethicalandlegal behavior.
A. Advocate and practice safe, legal, and responsible
actionswith
use of information and technology
regardsto
B. Exhibit a positive attitude toward using technology
plagiarism,fair
that supports collaboration, learning, and productivity.
use,and
C. Demonstrate personal responsibility for lifelong
copyrightlaws.
learning.
D. Exhibit leadership for digital citizenship
1. PreTestKahootonCopyright.
2. Videooncopyright:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tk862BbjWx4
Questionstudentsduringvideooverimportanceofcopyrightlaws.
Procedure/I
nstructions
3. Overviewfrominstructoroncopyright.(Havestudentstakeasheetof
paper,havethemfoldithotdogstyle,ononesidebeforeanyreviewtakes
placehavethestudentswritedownwhattheythinkcopyright,fairuseand
plagiarismoncetheyarefinishedcoverthetopicsasaclassdiscussion.
Studentswillthenwritehowtheywereeitherrightorwrongonceteachers
discussionisdone.)
4. Brainstormonpolleverywheretogether.Studentswillcreateaword
cloud.
theprivatecitizen'sperspective
therecordingartistoractor'sperspective
5. Roleplaying.Teacherwillpassoutslipscontainingdifferentethical
situations,Studentswillvolunteerforroleplayingactivity.