Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Ten years ago, Common Sense established the first-ever Digital Citizenship Week. But the digital world looks a lot different today than it did in 2012. Digital citizenship has grown and evolved over the years, and at Common Sense, we've been leading the charge to ensure students have the skills they need to grow with the digital world.
In this discussion with our partners at Project Zero, we will reflect on what we've learned over the last 10 years, and most importantly, highlight how digital citizenship education needs to evolve to meet the challenges of the next 10 years and beyond.
Panelists:
Carrie James, Project Zero, Harvard Graduate School of Education; co-author, Behind Their Screens
Emily Weinstein, Project Zero, Harvard Graduate School of Education; co-author, Behind Their Screens.
Merve Lapus, Vice President, Outreach and National Partnerships, Common Sense
Kelly Mendoza, Ph.D, Vice President of Education Programs, Common Sense Education (Moderator)
Ten years ago, Common Sense established the first-ever Digital Citizenship Week. But the digital world looks a lot different today than it did in 2012. Digital citizenship has grown and evolved over the years, and at Common Sense, we've been leading the charge to ensure students have the skills they need to grow with the digital world.
In this discussion with our partners at Project Zero, we will reflect on what we've learned over the last 10 years, and most importantly, highlight how digital citizenship education needs to evolve to meet the challenges of the next 10 years and beyond.
Panelists:
Carrie James, Project Zero, Harvard Graduate School of Education; co-author, Behind Their Screens
Emily Weinstein, Project Zero, Harvard Graduate School of Education; co-author, Behind Their Screens.
Merve Lapus, Vice President, Outreach and National Partnerships, Common Sense
Kelly Mendoza, Ph.D, Vice President of Education Programs, Common Sense Education (Moderator)
