When your students are in the K12 Zone, be sure to take a look at the URL in their browser. Does it begin with zone.k12.com? It should look like the image on the left.

If you see something different at the beginning of the web address, your students are NOT in the K12 Zone’s monitored space. They should leave the space and clear cookies and cache in order to ensure that they land in the monitored school zones.

The best security is your awareness and mindfulness as to your student’s online activity.

Digital Citizenship is a way of thinking, being and acting online. It's thinking critically and not trusting everything you see. It is being safe with your information and who you connect with. It is acting responsibly in how you communicate and behave.

View the resources below to learn about digital citizenship.

As a digital citizen, it is important to think about the ways different digital media does -- and does not -- help you find healthy media balance.

As a digital citizen, learning about your digital footprints and the steps you can take to shape what others find and see about you is important. View the slides below to learn about digital privacy.

As a digital citizen, it is important to learn about your digital footprint and the steps you can take to shape what others find and see about you online.

As a digital citizen, it is important to think about how social media affects your friendships.

As a digital citizen, it is important to do your best to avoid online drama and de-escalating drama when it happens.

As a digital citizen, it is important to understand the difference between "copyright," "public domain," and "fair use."

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