Podcasts about digital citizenship summit

In this episode, I chat with Marialice Curran and Eugenia Tamez from the DigCit Institute while at FETC. They recently launched a brand new workshop called the DigCit Academy. It was an absolute hit at FETC and they are planning on taking this show on the road! It was actually so popular that as we were recording, attendee and friend of theirs Ron Madison recognized them and jumped into the conversation mid interview. This was a first for the show but shows the impact of this DigCit Academy. Peep our conversation and get ready because this will not be the last time you hear about the DigCit Academy.  Buen Provecho! About Marialice Curran I​​nternationally recognized as a digital citizenship pioneer, Dr. Marialice B.F.X. Curran is an author, consultant, and speaker who is the global connector behind the Digital Citizenship Institute, Digital Citizenship Summit, and DigCitKids. With her son, she co-authored DigCitKids: Lessons Learning Side-by-Side to Empower Others Around the World. Committed to Human-Centered Design, Dr. Curran leads by hand, heart, and mind as she models how to make a positive impact in local, global, and digital communities. Dr. Curran has served as an associate professor, a middle school principal, and middle school teacher. As a connected educator, her work with school communities around the world has created positive and powerful shifts in how we engage and learn online. About Eugenia Tamez Consultant, conference organizer, website editor and writer, social media manager, translator, and speaker. Now part of the Digital Citizenship Institute to amplify and make a positive impact along Latin American countries. #DigCitSummitMX and #DigCitSummit LATAM organizer. Researcher and writer, collaborations, English - Spanish translations in different printed and electronic media on topics of technology, education, and digital citizenship. Connect With Gabriel Carrillo EdTech Bites Website: https://edtechbites.com EdTech Bites Twitter: https://twitter.com/edtechbites EdTech Bites Instagram: https://instagram.com/edtechbites EdTech Bites Facebook Page: https://facebook.com/edtechbites EdTech Bites YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQCZcyW4BkCFQ5P2BLK61xg Connect With Marialice Curran Marialice on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mbfxc Connect With Eugenia Tamez Eugenia on Twitter: https://twitter.com/etamez Eugenia on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/eugeniatamez Connect With The DigCit Institute DigCit Institute Website: https://digcitinstitute.com DigCit Institute on Instagram: https://instagram.com/digcitinstitute DigCit Institute on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/digcitinstitute

Part 2 of 4 interviews from our end-of-year event, The Pain and Triumphs of 2020: The Biggest Lessons We Learned This Year, where we asked guest speakers (several of our favorite people who have been part of the Tech 2025 community for years!) what their most profound lesson of 2020 was and how it changed their outlook on the future. They gave us much food for thought! In this episode, David Ryan Polgar (Tech Ethicist, Founder of All Tech is Human) explains how this past year has shown him things about building communities (which he specializes in) that we will continue to grapple with as we work remotely more post-pandemic. David is a pioneering tech ethicist who paved the way for the hotly-debated issues around Facebook, privacy, ethical design, digital well-being, and what it means to be human in the digital age. He is the founder of All Tech Is Human, an initiative to better align tech with the human interests of users and society, and is the co-host of Funny as Tech–a live show and podcast that tackles the thorniest issues in tech. David serves on the advisory boards for Common Sense’s Digital Citizenship Advisory Council, the non-profit #ICANHELP, and Hack Mental Health. In 2015, he co-founded the global Digital Citizenship Summit. David is currently researching the impact that “scaling intimacy” has on human relationships, and whether we are becoming botified (and less authentic) in our communications. Read The Guide to Responsible Tech (published by All Tech is Human). Listen to Charlie's interview on David's podcast: "What is the future of work? LIVE show with Charlie Oliver, Galina Ozgur & Lisa Cervenka"  . CONNECT WITH DAVID LinkedIn: http://bit.ly/2uLO0rZ Twitter: @TechEthicist    REACH OUT TO THE SHOW: Website: https://tech2025.com/fast-forward-podcast/ Twitter: @fastforward2025 Instagram: @fastforward2025 Facebook: https://bit.ly/fastforwardfacebook Email: fastforward@tech2025.com Charlie on Twitter:  @itscomplicatedCharlie on Instagram:  @charlieoliverbk Charlie on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/charlieoliverny

In Episode #120, I'm virtually presenting for Digital Citizenship Summit 2018 at Webster University St Louis. Check out the blog post associated with this episode for links to the items mentioned in this episode: I’d love to know what you think about this episode. Please get in touch by sending me a tweet: twitter.com/tweetsbyJSB. If you have a minute to spare, please leave an honest review and rating on iTunes - I would really appreciate it: apple.co/2DsoPNF Subscribe to listen and learn on the go! You can find 'JSB Talks Digital' on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Libsyn, Spotify or Soundcloud. Find out more here: bit.ly/2BjLSs3

In this METC Teaser, Sarah Thomas shares what an AMAZING weekend we have coming up Friday, September 21 and Saturday, September 22 at Webster University.  On Friday METC will host its 3rd annual DigCit Day and The Digital Citizenship Institute will host its 4th annual Digital Citizenship Summit.  There will be speakers from all over the world meeting in St. Louis to discuss the importance of Digital Citizenship in our lives.  The theme for Saturday is From the Classroom to the Boardroom!  Check out metcedplus.org for more information!  Join us for this amazing event!  #DigCitWeekend #DigCitDay #DigCitSummit  Also checkout information at bit.ly/digcitsummit2018

In this METC Teaser, Rob Jacklin shares what an AWESOME weekend we have coming up Friday, September 21 and Saturday, September 22 at Webster University.  On Friday METC will host its 3rd annual DigCit Day and The Digital Citizenship Institute will host its 4th annual Digital Citizenship Summit.  There will be speakers from all over the world meeting in St. Louis to discuss the importance of Digital Citizenship in our lives.  The theme for Saturday is From the Classroom to the Boardroom!  Check out metcedplus.org for more information!  Join us for this amazing event!  #DigCitWeekend  #DigCitDay #DigCitSummit  Also checkout information at bit.ly/digcitsummit2018

In this METC Teaser, I talk with Marialice Curran of the Digital Citizenship Institute about an AWESOME weekend coming up Friday, September 21 and Saturday, September 22 at Webster University.  On Friday METC will host its 3rd annual DigCit Day and The Digital Citizenship Institute will host its 4th annual Digital Citizenship Summit.  There will be speakers from all over the world meeting in St. Louis to discuss the importance of Digital Citizenship in our lives.  Marialice likes to call it From the Classroom to the Boardroom!  Check out metcedplus.org for more information!  Join us for this amazing event!  #DigCitWeekend  #DigCitDay #DigCitSummit  Also checkout information at bit.ly/digcitsummit2018

Recorded September 18, 2017. Marialice Dr. Marialice B.F.X. Curran is the founder and CEO of the Digital Citizenship Institute. As a mother and a connected educator, she has served as an associate professor, middle school teacher, principal and library media specialist. As a pioneer in digital citizenship, she developed and created the first 3-credit digital citizenship course for teachers in the United States. She co-founded the digital citizenship chat in Twitter (2011) and the Digital Citizenship Summit (2015). She chairs the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) digital citizenship PLN and is a researcher, keynote and TEDxYouth speaker. Michelle Michelle Linford is passionate about strategic change initiatives and collaborative communities.  She is currently the Executive Director of EPIK Deliberate Digital (http://www.epik.org/), and facilitating a cross-sector community collaboration effort around the complex issue of raising children in a tech-saturated world. Michelle is hosting the national DigCitSummit in November 2017. Previous summits were held at Twitter HQ in San Francisco (2016) and University of St. Joseph in West Hartford, Connecticut. Check out DigCit Summit Utah going on November 2-3, 2017! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/edumatch-tweet-talk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/edumatch-tweet-talk/support

On November 29 and 30, educators from across the planet will be participating in the annual http://skypeathon.com (Skypeathon). Brought to you by http://education.microsoft.com (Microsoft Education), the Skypeathon is a fantastic way of bringing together not only classrooms, but it's a great opportunity to invite industry experts into your class to share their passions about their professions. Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down with New Jersey educator and Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert, Steve Isaacs and TEDx Speaker and Middle School Educator Marialice Curran and discuss how the http://skypeathon.com (Skypeathon) has impacted their classrooms. If your class is looking to engage with amazing educators, I would highly recommend reaching out to Steve and Marialice. Steve not only is a fellow New Jersey Educator, he is one of just a handful of teachers worldwide who are MineCraft Education Experts willing to work with you and your students and share his passions for brick building. Follow Steve online at http://twitter.com/Mr_Isaacs (@Mr_Isaacs) Passionate about Digital Citizenship and Student Voice, I had the pleasure of meeting Marialice and her son and they are VERY inspiring. Follow Marialice on Twitter http://twitter.com/MBFXC (@MBFXC) About our GuestsMarialice CurranDr. Marialice B.F.X. Curran is the founder and CEO of the Digital Citizenship Institute. As a mother and a connected educator, she has served as an associate professor, middle school teacher, principal and library media specialist. As a pioneer in digital citizenship, she developed and created the first 3-credit digital citizenship course for teachers in the United States. She co-founded the digital citizenship chat on Twitter (2011) and the Digital Citizenship Summit (2015). She chairs the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) digital citizenship PLN and is a researcher, keynote, and TEDxYouth speaker. Dr. Curran is committed to promoting social good through the use of social media and technology. She believes in a community-driven approach to educating and empowering digital citizens to solve problems in local, global and digital communities. Her mission is to turn negatives into positives and help to transform participants into designers, creative thinkers, global collaborators, problem solvers and justice-oriented digital citizens. Find out more at the http://digcitinstitute.com/ (Digital Citizenship Institute) and follow Marialice on Twitter at https://twitter.com/mbfxc (@mbfxc) and https://twitter.com/digcitinstitute (@digcitinstitute). Steve IsaacsSteve Isaacs teaches Video Game Design and Development at William Annin Middle School in Basking Ridge, NJ. In addition, he developed and teaches an online version of the Video Game Design and Development course for the VHS Collaborative. Steve is a strong proponent of student choice and student voice. It is his mission to provide students with opportunities to pursue and nurture their passion. Community building and connecting with other educators is one of Steve's passions. He is proud to be the co-founder of #EdTechBridge, a Twitter chat, and community working to build collaborative relationships with EdTech stakeholders to create better EdTech for our students. The chat meets on the first Wednesday of every month at 7 pm EST. On a personal note, Steve has been married for 21 years (consecutively, to the same person

Classroom 2.0 LIVE webinar with Curran Dee and Marialice Curran of @CurranCentral, April 1, 2017. We are so excited to welcome Curran Dee as our special guest presenter for this webinar in his presentation entitled "Digital Citizenship from a Kid's Perspective." Curran will be sharing information about DigCitKids which was co-created with his mom as a forum for digital citizenship for kids by kids. He'll be sharing his experiences and projects with #digcitkids including their pledge and monthly challenges which are designed to amplify student voice and leadership. Curran is the Chief Kid Officer of DigCitKids (digcitkids.com) who advocates for parents and children to learn alongside each other to develop skills digital natives and digital immigrants alike need to use on a daily basis. His past advocacy work includes Twitter chats, a TEDxYouth speech in Burlington, Mass. Most recently, Curran was interviewed on TeacherCast discussing the idea of kids as global citizens. “When kids are passionate about creating change, they need to learn with the world. That happens digitally,” he said. “I think even kids in elementary school should be able to have a voice and be able to make connections beyond the classroom walls.” In the future, he has plans to do workshops offline that will help kids of all ages connect, collaborate, learn, understand and solve problems safely through offline activities and online discussions. Curran works alongside his mom, Marialice B.F.X. Curran, Ph.D., founder of the Digital Citizenship Institute and co­founder of the Digital Citizenship Summit, both based in Connecticut. Dr. Curran has partnered with her eleven-year old and the two are recognized professionally as a mother/son digital citizenship team. The dynamic duo model best practices while working with parents, educators, students and community organizations. “As a teacher, principal and associate professor, my most rewarding work has been advocating with my son as he paves the way for a new generation.” Teachers, parents, students, colleges and ed/tech industry experts are learning from their example. “Our mission at DigCitKids is to keep asking a wider audience, ‘How are you using technology every day to make a difference for your community, for other kids and for the world?’ and then showing them how to get started,” She is passionate about empowering students around the world with positive and practical solutions. An international speaker and named one of the Top 10 Digital Citizenship bloggers to follow in 2014 by Common Sense Media, Curran co-founded (2011) and moderates the digital citizenship #digcit chat on Twitter and also serves on the leadership team for the Digital Citizenship PLN through ISTE. http://www.digcitkids.com/ https://twitter.com/digcitkids

JSB Talks Digital - the podcast for marketers, bloggers, business owners and those of you bringing your skills into the Digital Age! I’m Joanne Sweeney-Burke and this podcast is brought to you by Digital Training Institute. In this episode: • News from the Digital Citizenship Summit at Twitter Headquarters in San Francisco • The Digital DNA of Generation Z • JSB interviews digital citizenship influencers who are making waves online and in classrooms and communities • JSB’s Column: I launch a partnership between Digital Training Institute & Digital Citizenship Institute to bring digcit programs to boardroomsand workplaces • The social media tool that saved my working week in San Francisco

A Cyberwise Chat: Dating, Sexting, Bullying on Social Media Tue., 2/9, 11:30 PST/2:30 EST • Moderator David Ryan Polgar is the Digital Family Expert for ASKfm and co-founder of the Digital Citizenship Summit. • Officer Mike Bires of Law.Enforcement.Social has served the people of the State of California as a police officer for over 23 years. • Heather Ryan, of Safe in the City, was a Special Agent with the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS...yes, like the TV show) for 14 years. • James Ryan is a co-founder of PocketGuardian, the 1st digital monitoring tool that keeps parents actively aware of their child's digital footprint without invading their privacy.

• Attorney, college instructor, blogger, speaker David Ryan Polgar explains the purpose and planning of #digcitsummit, the Digital Citizenship Summit scheduled for October 3, 2015, at the University of St. Joseph in West Hartford, Connecticut. http://digcitsummit.com • Dr. J expands on the metaphor of cyberspace as the Wild West and notes that it was not a permanent condition geographically, nor will it be technologically. • Mr. Polgar and Dr. J discuss the advantages of breaking down silos, having stakeholders from education, organization leaders, government, parents, educational technology companies, etc., meet and learn what the rest of the world is doing to forward digital citizenship. • How does info tech use impact our creativity? Our critical thinking? Our conversational skills? Those are aspects of humanity worth preserving in spite of the lure of convenience that helps sell info tech, sometimes in toxic doses. • What can over-reliance on algorithms and apps do to creative problem solving?