Description
Stop holding your breath while students create a username for an edtech game or tool, and sigh with relief knowing that they’ll generate school and kid-friendly usernames that keeps the lesson moving and everyone engaged.
Many components of a student’s digital footprint are controlled at the district level. From their passwords and usernames, to their lunch codes, and most login information for an array of EdTech tools that you use in your library. Even with all of these safeguards in place, there are times when students need to generate usernames— like when they join a digital quiz game, like Blooket.
While most students will just type in their first name, there’s always a handful that types in something else. Inevitably, it holds up the game or incites giggles and outrage. It’s enough to make you not want to use tools like this ever again.
However, with this standards-based lesson, you can confidently employ EdTech games with ease. Students will learn how to generate school-friendly usernames that are creative and respectful while also protecting their private information. These are all great skills that they can transfer over to their personal lives, outside of school, and even to generating passwords!
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