[ Privacy strands in Media Literacy Education ]

1. withholding personal information

2. sharing

3. Desire for Control

4. participation

5. personal privacy

6. [ M3 Game & Hackathon/Process Doc Video ]

6.1. Digital Me Fesitval Produced Videos

6.1.1. look at what other students are doing (use or learn from their media)

7. K-12 Plan implementation

7.1. Common Sense is working on this

7.2. how to get the word and resources to schools?

7.3. What will hook admins into customizing their rollout and address these issues?

8. relevance - how to make it relevant to admin/students/parents in K-12 realm

8.1. seeing the positives

8.2. addressing the fear

9. connecting it to service learning

9.1. Badges for web citizenry

9.2. commenting when you see someone exposing themselves (inadvertently)

10. What's fair: i.e. looking at 14 yr old's profiles to vet them for school admission

11. Invasion of students'

12. NEEDS

12.1. a hub that is well curated

12.1.1. NAMLE could curate the list of resources and recommend them based on where they meet the CPMLE

12.1.2. List of best practices

12.2. talking about privacy within citizenship

12.3. surface level map of issues/strands

12.4. webinars to pool resources & gather perspectives

12.5. a Google Doc for throwing ideas together

12.5.1. leads to curating a short list or organized resources on NAMLE.net

13. [ existing privacy resources ]

13.1. Sonia LIvingstone

13.2. common sense (upcoming 1-to-1 guide)

13.3. Danah Boyd

13.4. Mozilla

13.5. Safe. Digital Me

13.6. UKCIS: UK Council for Internet Safety

13.7. COSN: Consortium of School Networking

13.7.1. Badges

13.8. Safer internet day

14. big data

15. online safety

16. educational restrictions vs. Openness

17. filtering