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Four Days Left for Digital Citizenship PSA Challenge

Filed Under (digital citizenship) by on May 1, 2012 and tagged ,

If you’re looking for opportunities to take your students’ videos to beyond the classroom, check out this contest from the Digital ID project. But act fast – entries are due this Friday, May 4, at midnight:

Digital Citizenship PSA Contest

Tell us/show us, as a (digital) citizen, how you exercise your rights and act responsibly.

To help make your declaration public, we’ve created an online opportunity. Check it out!

(Up to) 90-Second Video Contribution
All students in grades 4-12 are warmly invited to contribute a video to our Digital Citizenship PSA Challenge Contest. Teachers may submit up to 3 student-generated videos. The rules are simple:

  • Video must address authentic issues relevant to digital citizenship (cyberbullying, intellectual property, digital footprint, protecting privacy)
  • Video must be appropriate for a mixed audience (from grade level to school board)
  • Video must follow appropriate copyright guidelines

For more information on the contest, along with guidelines to help building an award-winning PSA, visit the Digital ID – PSA Challenge page.

Winning entries will be showcased on both the Digital ID wiki and this blog.

If you know of other PSA opportunities for students to share their thoughts on topics of digital citizenship, please leave a comment.



2 Responses to “Four Days Left for Digital Citizenship PSA Challenge”

  1.   jmbentley Says:
      May 1st, 2012 at 6:03 pm

    We finished two today. Third one should be complete by Thursday! Thanks for extending the deadline, Gail! Are we able to upload our completed videos to our YouTube channel per district guidelines?

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    •   blogwalker Says:
        May 1st, 2012 at 7:20 pm

      Awesome, Jim – and your YouTube channel would be perfect for the upload. Very glad to see the bank of EGUSD student-created content growing!

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