Collaborative e-Book Of My Digital Classroom

CHAPTER 1: DEMOCRACY (Bookmarks And Posters)

Teachers: Chavdarska SLAVICA Şeyda KENDİ YÜCE Berrin TOSMUR ŞAHİN&nbsp; Students:Melda T.Sara C.Kutay A.Sedef Ş. Erol A. A.Sibel Ç.Begüm Ş.Yağmur Y.Efe Y.Furkan B.Sedef A.Samet S.

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DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION

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CHAPTER 2: DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION (Short Videos)

Teachers: Carmen-Mirela BUTACIU Ülkü YILDIRIM TOMBUL Cecilia MOTTA&nbsp; Students: Teona S.,Göktuğ Habil T.,Griesi F.,Didem A.,Mukaddes D.,Ruhican Ş.,Adem A.,Nisanur T.,Naci K.,Ramazan Ç.,Luka B.,Şadiye U.

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At the core of any state, as we all know, there must be a democratic government to avoid disastrous social repercussions and a massive public opinion backlash. For instance, no matter how advantageous a dictatorship may be to the country's economy, it deprives its citizen of their basic rights to ideological diversity and politcal freedom, and it's bound to face intense criticism from the international press, despite not allowing any within its confines. Without democracy, there is only chaos, for the people should decide for themselves in the best interest of their motherland,have lawful rights and be free. Democratic participation is a way for the people to influence the decisions of those who represent them in the eyes of the law; participating in the country's political life can be done just by voting, signing petitions, or addressing directly those in charge to request changes in laws, even by protesting against the unfairness of a given institution. It is both a citizen's right and duty to participate in politics and keep an eye on how government representatives use their power: politically active citizens contribute to keeping a democracy alive, by constantly researching, questioning, voting and sometimes objecting. If all the citizens never personally took action and just passively accepted every abuse of power or injustice of any sort unfolding before their eyes, showing no interest in actively contributing to their country's wellbeing (and ultimately their own), democracy would collapse in no time and dishonesty, corruption and moral degradation would thrive. Which is why it's fundamental for all of us to be socially and politically active anyway we can, and elect ourselves the government we'd like to see, and most importantly remain well informed on current events as well as historical ones, because he who knows history won't repeat past wrongdoings

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Digital Citizenship, by Diana Florescu

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Digital Literacy

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CHAPTER 7: DIGITAL LITERACY (LearningApps)

Teachers: Ayça TÜRKCAN Filiz KUTLU İlknur NERGİZ Students: Hasan E.Ş. ,Hızırhan K.,Zlatina D.,Kübra A.,Mustafa Y. Y. ,Büşra N.K.,Nesrin K.,Bekir Y.,Hilal Y.,De Simona G.,Ayşe B.K.,P. Tkaczyk

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CHAPTER 5: INTERNET SAFETY (Posters)

Teachers: Asım BARUT Nesrin KURT Selçuk YÜCE Students: Mert As.,Serhat A.,Denisa B.,Osmancan K.,Anna-Maria C.,Tuana K.,&nbsp;Bojana B.,İrem Ö.,Delia D.,Emirhan U.,Görkem Y.,K. Kubieniec &nbsp;

Internet Safety, or Online Safety, is the knowledge of maximizing the user's personal safety and security risks on private information and property associated with using the internet, and the self-protection from computer crime in general. As the number internet users continue to grow worldwide, internet safety is a growing concern for both children and adults. Common concerns regarding safety of the internet include malicious users, websites and software and various types of obscene or offensive content. Several crimes can be committed on the Internet such as stalking, identity theft and more. Most social networking and chat sites have a page about safety. Numerous groups, and governments and organizations have expressed concerns and are dedicated to the safety of children using the Internet. Safer Internet Day is celebrated worldwide in February to raise awareness about internet safety. In the UK the Get Safe Online campaign has received sponsorship from government agency Serious Organized Crime Agency and major Internet companies such as Microsoft and eBay.

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CHAPTER 3: CITIZENSHIP (Wordart)

Teachers:&nbsp; Neslihan ALTINER Iliyana PANAYOTOVA Gülin AYDIN Students: Ana H.,Ecem S.Ö.,Mustafa F.,Lana R.,Yusuf K.,Enes A.,Ema R.,Talha T.,Halil U.,Göktuğ S.,Ayşenur Y.,Kostantin G.

Citizenship&nbsp;means&nbsp;to be a member of a particular country and community and have rights because of it, behave yourself in a way the other people expect of you, follow the country rules and laws,&nbsp;have freedom, democracy, equality and choice for opinion, religion, education and job, take part in debates, vote, participate in community life. Citizenship&nbsp;in the state(country) and&nbsp;your community is: what you are doing for your country and community in a positive way, how you respect other people, how you help society to develop, have spirit and share common values, be the best you can be, be tolerant, accept diversity, stand up for others. Citizenship&nbsp;in the classroom while you are: learning how to be kind to others, listening and respecting other opinions and property, helping other, sharing with them, keeping space clean, being organized at your work place, being an example to others, having a good behaviour, Citizenship includes these&nbsp;important qualities&nbsp;of a good citizen: active ( by doing ) relevant ( by focusing on real-life issues) critical&nbsp;(by thinking why and how) collaborative ( by participating in group/team when learning or working)

CHAPTER 4: DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP (Kahoot)

Teachers: Darja STRAZISNIK Turgut AYDIN Serhat KARAKULLUKCU Students: Nida P.,Seda K.,Zehra R.Ö.,Ana Dumitru,Ayşegül K.,İsmail K.,Süleyman K.,Halil A.,Egemen A.,Salih Ç.,Tuğçe H.,Kaan K.

Digital citizenship can be defined as the norms of appropriate,responsible behaviour with regard to technology use Ribble,2011).Digital citizens use technology to connect and collaborate in positive ways,respect copyright and provide proper credit for sources they use as well as make the most of technology to learn, explore and create while thinking critically, considering internet safety and (privacy) respect!

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CHAPTER 8: DIGITAL RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES&nbsp; (Brochures)

Teachers: Gökhan TÜRKCAN Işık Nil BÜYÜKMİL AKYER Katarzyna MELZER&nbsp; Students: Myumyun A. ,Seda A.,Diana F.,İlayda G.,Fatma Ç,Eren K.,Gizem K.,Mert Ar.,Sıla Ş.,Büşra Ü.,E. Mrózek,Uğur K.

CHAPTER 6: CYBERBULLYING (e-book and posters)

Teachers: ADEM ÖZEL FATMA ERARSLAN DUMLU S. ESENDENİZ KALKAN Students: Beradi T., Berivan B., Niyazi G., Kağan C., Azra S., Bensu Ç., Beyza A., Ivan B., Melike T., D'angella F., Rabia K., K. Bialonczyktask

Cyberbullying What Is Cyberbullying? Cyberbullying is the use of technology to harass, threaten, embarrass, or target another person. Online threats and mean, aggressive, or rude texts, tweets, posts, or messages all count. So does posting personal information, pictures, or videos designed to hurt or embarrass someone else. Cyberbullying also includes photos, messages, or pages that don't get taken down, even after the person has been asked to do so. In other words, it's anything that gets posted online and is meant to hurt, harass, or upset someone else. Intimidation or mean comments that focus on things like a person's gender, religion, sexual orientation, race, or physical differences count as discrimination, which is against the law in many states. That means the police could get involved, and bullies may face serious penalties. Online bullying can be particularly damaging and upsetting because it's usually anonymous or hard to trace. It's also hard to control, and the person being victimized has no idea how many people (or hundreds of people) have seen the messages or posts. People can be tormented nonstop whenever they check their device or computer. Online bullying and harassment can be easier to commit than other acts of bullyingbecause the bully doesn't have to confront his or her target in person.

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