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Scoop.it!
Beth Dichter's insight:
From Noodle Tools, an infographic that teaches you how to look carefully at photos and ask questions to determine if it has been altered. The infographic also walks you through the steps to take to cite an image using MLA Advanced. 
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Google's decided to integrate the data it has about you, which means you better think about the digital tracks you're leaving.
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Find out how your decisions on sharing things online can impact your life in the real world. Learn to think before you click.
Beth Dichter's insight:
This short (under 3 minutes) video created by CommonCraft provides an excellent overview of why students need to "think before" they click. Think abut using this as the 'hook' to begin a conversation about the digital image (footprint, tattoo) that each of us have online and ask your students to think about their image after they watch the video. Are there items that they may want to take down? Do they need to do some work to improve their digital image?
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ThisTheirs is a great visual tool for the classroom to help guide students as they use images more frequently in their work.
Noodle Tools - great tutorials for students and teachers! Thoughtful, thorough work everytime.