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sites overwhelms them one site/spot to get quality content eg -wikis [|Book marking sites] allow you to keep weblinks in one place that you can access from anywhere you can access the web. -deliciousis one of the most popular ones and useful for sharing with your students -school library - website & on line research tools Only2Clicks is another bookmarking site that puts up a screenshot of your favoutite websites Check out this example of an Only2Clicks blog. || * create content -nutritional analyses -posters/cover sheets etc -glogster -voki -wordles -wikis -flip camera Youtube video made using a flip camera -Food choices [|YouTube Downloader] || -social networking sites eg DHS careers (facebook) -Tumblr -Portal -Blogs -Tweets -Keepvid -Scootle -Home Ec connect social networking blog || =Ethics and Cyber Safety=
 * ===Teacher access only=== || ===Lab access only=== || ===Classroom access - not full time=== || ===1 to 1 full time access=== ||
 * * cool tools for schools
 * enhance TV
 * eduSTAR
 * Scootle
 * Moodle
 * Food order system
 * outlook calendar
 * community clips || * research on line, students get lost, amount of information/
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NTDET has a Copyright Portalthat endeavours to provide teaching and administration staff with practical copyright information that can be applied in your school. SACE has an ethical research policy on the SACE website. The Australian Government has a Cybersmart website with information on Cyber Safety for parents, kids, schools and teachers. Teaching students about Digital Citizenship and the rights and responsibilities that come with it is important in creating a safe online environment.

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