DigCitKids Now Available

I am quite excited to share that the Digital Citizenship Institute's very first book, DigCitKids, is finally available on Amazon!    If you are interested in developing kids that are global citizens and do good online, this book is for you!  If you want to know exactly what kids can and want to do online, this book is for you!  If you are looking for something that is kid approved, this book is for you!  It is packed with ideas of how everyday kids around the globe do incredible things that change the world.  One kid at a time.  

I am giving a huge shout out to:

• Curran Dee, Chief Kid Officer of DigCitKids, for knowing and supporting Kidpreneurs and all the great things that young children do online.  Curran is a true visionary and it has been an honor seeing what he has accomplished at such a young age. You go, Curran! 
• Dr. Marialice Curran, Founder and Executive Director of the Digital Citizenship Institute, for having the vision for this book.  Marialice has been my mentor, colleague, and friend for at least ten years. She completely changed my practice as a graduate student and continues to challenge me in my various roles and responsibilities.  Thanks for being you, Marialice and for always being my cheerleader (who could ask for a better one?)!  

• My fellow co-authors for sharing their ideas and experiences: Jyoti Chopra, Mary Jalland, Rachel Murat, Jennifer Scheffer, Michael Drezek, Claudio Zavala, Amy Storer, María Zabala, Mandy Froehlich, JoAnn Jacobs, Oluwakemi Olurinola, Eugenia Tamez, Bronwyn Joyce, Curran Dee , María Zabala, Judy Arzt

• EduMatch for publishing this powerful collaboration.  I love how EduMatch gives a voice to those who may not with other publishing houses.  Thank you for recognizing the importance of student voice.

Kindle $9.99 & Paperback $15.99

(In addition to being a Library Media Specialist and Responsive Classroom Consultant, I am the Chief Content Creator for the Digital Citizenship Institute.  I am not being paid to write this post and wrote it to inspire other kids to do good online.)