Tag Archives: ethics

The Irony of the Internet

Posted on August 3, 2011 by cstaude

It has been a very interesting week to be a teacher. I have just recently finished reading William Kist’s great book The Socially Networked Classroom. The book started so many ideas swirling in my head that I had to start … Continue reading →

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Self Censoring – a New World Skill

Posted on July 7, 2011 by cstaude

A fellow teacher and tech friend of mine posted a very unique question on his Twitter feed today. It went something like this,”Should we teach self-censoring to our students? If so, how?” That question got my brain clicking because I … Continue reading →

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Preliminary Thoughts About Trust

Posted on June 3, 2011 by cstaude

A frequent point of discussion this week has been on the line we will need to walk with regards to restricting students and granting them access to the tools of the Internet. Naturally the obvious fears of the “big bad … Continue reading →

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