Redefining digital citizenship for the AI age

AI, misinformation, and constant online noise mean “digital citizenship” can no longer be just a checkbox. Join Dr. Kristen Mattson to learn how to build a stronger, ethics-driven digital culture across your schools.

You’ll walk away with:
  • Clear frameworks to move beyond reactive tech rules
  • Practical ways to tackle AI, bias, and misinformation
  • A ready-to-use resource to kickstart staff and student buy-in
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Key Quotes From the Conversation

“Digital citizenship can’t be a whole bunch of don’ts, it can’t just be a whole bunch of dos. What it really needs to be is an invitation to help students think critically.”

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Dr Kristen Mattson

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“So I think thinking about digital citizenship in the ways that we think about reading and writing and social studies and math, we have intentionality with all those other subject areas.”

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Dr Kristen Mattson

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“First, talk to your community, know your community. The elements that might be important for Lincoln Public Schools may not be as important for a district somewhere else in our country.”

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Dr Kristen Mattson

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“It’s okay to start small. When you look at that thirty five page framework and you look at all of those enduring understandings, it’s easy to go, this is a big undertaking. Prioritize. If I know my community, I can maybe prioritize five or six enduring understandings that are most important to my community, and I can think about what those enduring understandings look like K-12.”

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Dr Kristen Mattson

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