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Social Studies Online: Digital Literacy Connections to Civics and History

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TEACHING INTRODUCTION

Facebook. Twitter. Tumblr. Instagram. Snapchat. Vine. Should we keep going? There are hundreds of ways for your students to embarrass themselves or even get themselves into trouble online. These Teaching Guides will help you help them navigate the digital world—no groans necessary.

If you like what you see or need some materials in a different format, head on over to our Digital Literacy Course for a fully interactive experience for your students.

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Browsers and Email       Social Networks       Privacy and Security       Safety and Ethics       Online Community, Culture, and Citizenship       Research and Keywords       How To Evaluate a Website       Using and Citing Online Sources       Copyright, Creative Commons, and Public Domain       ELA Online       

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