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Home SchoolCharles Sturt University
Class NameDigital Citizenship in Schools
Class NumberETL523
Course ToolSakai - Customized
FacultyTo be Advised
Credits8 Points
Class DescriptionThis subject explores the concept and practice of digital citizenship. Students are required to examine economic, political, ethical and technological issues concerning digital citizenship, and how information policies in schools can be used to develop the capacity of students and teachers as digital citizens. Students examine policy and practice at local, regional, national and international levels concerning intellectual property and plagiarism; freedom of, and access to, information and technologies; cybersafety and transliteracy; and effective use of technologies to support teaching and learning. Students explore these issues through a series of online conversations using a suite of asynchronous and synchronous tools.
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Seats5
DeliveryAsynchronous
Start and End Date3/4/2013 - 6/7/2013
Last Add Day12/3/2012
Residency Start and End DateNo Residency
Class DisclaimerFor further information regarding this course please refer to the attached draft syllabus document.