1. Internet Safety Curriculum 1

2. Three Main Goals 2 of the Internet Safety Curriculum Project

3. Students Online Predators Cyberbullying Digital Footprint Teachers Resources Trainings Assessments Parents Awareness Resources Trainings Goal 1 – Keeping Kids Safe 3

4. Goal 2 – Legal Compliance AB 307 Requires LEA’s to educate students and teachers on appropriate ethical use of information technology, internet safety, and copyright fair use Broadband Data Improvement Act Requires schools to educate minors about appropriate online behaviors, including social networking and cyberbullying awareness and response EGUSD Technology Plan (Board Approved) Requires workshops for teachers and parents on issues of online privacy, predators and cyberbullying 4

5. Goal 3 – Support for Technology Standards Students Proposed ISTE National Education Technology Standard 5 (NETS) - Digital Citizenship Students understand human, cultural, and societal issues related to technology and practice legal and ethical behavior Teachers Proposed ISTE NETS Standard 4 - Promote and Model Digital Citizenship and Responsibility Teachers understand local and global societal issues and responsibilities in an evolving digital culture and exhibit legal and ethical behavior in their professional practice 5

6. Evaluation of Curriculum Three years of researching Internet safety programs: NetSmartz - National Center for Missing and Exploited Children iKeepSafe Web Wise Kids Cyber Smart! i-SAFE 6

7. Conclusion We recommend i-SAFE because: Industry leader - Endorsed by U.S. Congress Alignment with ISTE NETS Excellent K-12 lessons – in multiple languages Powerful videos - positive feedback from EGUSD trainings Great organization of web and print content Lessons for classrooms with or without computers First-rate customer support experiences Overall impact of program 7

8. Curriculum Topics Grades K-4 - Lesson topics presented by i-SAFE's character "i-Buddy." Each lesson provides students with exposure to Internet concepts and vocabulary through engaging hands-on activities. Grades 5-8 – Includes participatory activities to foster discussion, cooperative learning, concept development, and opportunities for school and community outreach. Materials include lesson plans for Service Learning projects and activities. Grades 9-12 - Participatory activities and discussions revolve around topic- centered webcast videos as well as traditional lesson plan formats. Materials include lesson plans and opportunities for Service Learning projects and activities. 8

9. Lesson Snapshot Personal Safety Grade 2 - Online Behavior with Netiquette 9