Digital Citizenship
When working with these grades, teachers focus on teaching digital media balance and well-being, as well as privacy and security.
What is kindergarten and first grade?
This category of skills includes finding solutions to problems, thinking outside the box, working with others, and talking to others.
What are learning skills?
This vertical portion of the PICRAT framework represents the student's relationship with technology.
What is Passive, Interactive, and Creative?
A teacher asks questions to determine if students understand the content.
What is checking for understanding?
After parody, this use of copyrighted materials has the broadest leeway, but caution should always be used.
What is educational or classroom use?
These are digital footprint & identity; relationships & communication; cyberbullying, digital drama, & hate speech; and news & media literacy.
What are the additional skills taught beginning around second grade?
These are the three components of Literacy Skills.
What are information, media, and technology skills?
This horizontal portion of the PICRAT framework represents the teacher’s use of technology in the classroom.
What is Replaces, Amplifies, and Transforms?
Students work with a new skill or concept while the teacher checks for understanding and gives real-time feedback.
What is guided practice?
These are the nature of the copyrighted work, the purpose and character of the use, the amount and substantiality of the portion used, and the effect on the potential market or value of the work.
What are the four factors of fair use doctrine?
Only teachers and students need good digital citizenship.
What is false, because everyone who uses technology and the internet needs good digital citizenship?
Also called FLIPS, this category includes flexibility, leadership, initiative, productivity, and social skills.
What are the components of the life skills category?
This is the least used area of the PICRAT model and includes CA, CT, IA, and IT.
What is the upper right quadrant?
This is an explicit demonstration of a skill done by the teacher during or after presentation of content.
What is modeling?
A teacher makes copies of pages from a book s/he has purchased for use in the classroom.
What is not protected by educational fair use?