Lake Ridge Digital Citizenship Night: Workshop Program January 11, 2018 6:00-6:15 Welcome In Lobby 6:15-7:15 Keynote Speech: Joan Hoback, Assistant Special Agent in Charge, United States Secret Service, Liaison to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children Auditorium 7:20-8:30 Parents Choice Workshops. Workshops Will Run Every 20 Minutes Starting at 7:20. Choose from the menu below which topics you would like to attend. Session 1 7:20-7:40 Session 2: 7:45-8:05 Session 3: 8:10-8:30

Future Ready: Careers for Today and Tomorrow Target Audience: All Parents and Students Presenter: AJ Phillips, Director of Information Technology Services PWCS

Room Number 2421

Learn about the profile of a VA Graduate and how those skills will enable your student to be Future Ready for their careers. Internet Exploitation Target Audience: All Parents and Middle/High Students Presenter: Katie McCabe, FBI Victim Specialist

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Everyday children and teenagers are groomed and recruited becoming victims of exploitation. Come find out how you can help protect your child from these online criminals. Helping Students Identify Fake News Target Audience: All Parents and Students Presenter: Paul Barron, Retired Director of Library Archives George C. Marshall Foundation

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Learn about how to help your digital native navigate the world of fake news. Apps and Lingo to Know: The Kids Share their Secrets Target Audience: All Parents and Students Presenter: Students from WSHS Student Activities Leadership Council

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There are so many apps and words to keep up with. In this session WSHS SALC students will share what apps are hot, how students are navigating them, and words to listen for at home. Intellectual Property: How to Help Your Student Cite It Correctly Target Audience: Middle/High School Parents and Students Presenter: Katherine Fielding, ITC Woodbridge Senior High School

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Did you know your student should be citing every image in any presentation they give? Find out more about this and other intellectual property issues affecting academia today. Managing Screen Time Target Audience: All Parents and Students Presenter: Melissa Helman, ITC Old Bridge Elementary

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Do you know how much time your child is spending in front of a device? Having trouble managing how much time your children are spending on their device? Come learn some tips and tricks on how to manage screen time in your home. Digital Footprints: What are You Leaving Behind? Target Audience: All Parents and Students Presenter: Nick Smoot, TSSPEC Woodbridge Senior High School Find out about all the breadcrumbs you are leaving behind on the internet and how to keep your digital footprint clean.

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Cyberbullying Target Audience: All Parents and Students Presenter: Cheri Hodge, ITC Lake Ridge Middle School

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This session will raise students’ and parents’ awareness of what cyberbullying is and why it is so harmful. The goal is to equip participants with skills and resources to treat each other respectfully when using cyber technologies, to use cyber-technologies in positive ways, and know how to get help if they, or others they know, are being cyber bullied. Safe Social Media/Technology at School Audience: All Parents and Students Presenter: Sean Ward, ITC Antietam Elementary and Erin Saar Antietam Counselor

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Technology is all around us and can be excellent for students' learning and for developing skills they will need in the future. In order for students to become good digital citizens they need to be given opportunities to practice doing so in safe environments. Come learn about the ways we teach students about Digital Citizenship using a variety of tools and resources at school including Microsoft Office 365, GSuite for Education and Seesaw. Social Media and Mental Health Audience: Middle/High Parents and Students Presenters: Sandi Casillas and Joe Lederman, WSHS Counselors

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The question of how social media impacts our teens' mental health is constantly evolving. This session will introduce a few topics that impact mental health and allow time for discussion regarding concerns, questions and suggestions.

DIAGRAM UPPER LEVEL OF SCHOOL 2421

Connector Hallway

Future Ready: Careers for Today and Tomorrow

Library 2420 Internet Exploitation

2502 Helping Students Identify Fake News

2501 Apps and Lingo to Know: The Kids Share their Secrets

2217 Managing Screen Time

6:00PM Drop off K-8 Students Here for Activities During Keynote Speaker Activities for Studentsk-8 Hour of Code with Girls Who Code Club & WSHS Tech Committee Breakout Box with WSHS Librarians

7:15 Pick Up K-8 Children Here to attend Mini-Workshops Together

2220 Digital Footprints: What are You Leaving Behind?

2200 Cyberbullying

2112 Safe Social Media/Technology at School 2111 Social Media and Mental Health

2517 Intellectual Property: How to Help Your Student Cite It Correctly

Front Lobby 6pm Welcome Auditorium 6:15-7:15 Keynote Speaker Joan Hoback