As we move into the month of May, OSSEMOOC is focusing on the topic of Digital Citizenship.
How can you participate, share and learn?
Our Tuesday discussion (8 p.m. EDT) looks at public attitudes toward the use of devices: https://ca-sas.bbcollab.com/site/external/launch/meeting.jnlp?sid=2014006&password=M.CC409A4B054038F779056233AAE40C
Together, we are reading the book It’s Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens (by Danah Boyd) available for download (free) here: http://www.danah.org/books/ItsComplicated.pdf
As well, we are suggesting that #digitalcitizenship and #digcit would be great hashtags to follow on Twitter this month to help push your thinking in this area.
We are collating some online #digitalcitizenship resources in the Scoop.it page here. Check back often to see what has been added, or subscribe to the feed for this page (use the green Follow button when you get there).
It looks something like this:
The OSAPAC Digital Citizenship group will be joining us, as well as some other special guests.
Check out The Digital Citizen, a paper.li by Mark Carbone for new resources and thinking on this topic. You can subscribe to the paper by providing your email address.
Remember that this is a Connectivist MOOC, and we all share our learning with others. Special thanks to Andy Forgrave and Deb McCallum for sharing 30 Days of Learning in Ontario in unique, collated formats.
As you blog, use the #OSSEMOOC tag so others are able to find and respond to your thinking.
Keep learning, connecting and sharing!
OSSEMOOC 
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