Digital Citizenship Posters, Bulletin Boards, and Classroom Decor

Check out these informative digital citizenship posters and interactive digital citizenship bulletin boards for the technology classroom, computer lab, or anywhere students are using technology at school!

This is a roundup of various digital citizenship poster displays and bulletin board ideas using the printable sets I created that are available here. I’ve linked to the individual sets under each image, too.

Digital citizenship, safety and online media literacy really should be taught all year long and addressed with students regardless if you “teach” technology. Students are using technology inside and outside of school and need explicit discussion about making smart, informed, and kind choices when online.

About Erintegration Digital Citizenship Posters

Most of my sets are editable and most include a related activity that can be displayed alongside the included tips. I made sure that my digital citizenship bulletin board sets include practical & actionable tips for K-8 students.

Topics are aligned with several popular digital citizenship curriculum. So regardless if you use Common Sense Media, Google Be Internet Awesome or the ISTE Standards, the bulletin board will apply.

Plus, I designed each set to fit with a general topic & theme, so you can print and display one set each month for an easy-to-maintain year-long rotating bulletin board.

Digital Citizenship Posters for September

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Thank you @robin.s.nest for sharing your finished digital citizenship bulletin board! I love the rainbow background! Get the set here: http://bit.ly/superdigitalcitizenship #digitalcitizenship #bulletinboardideas #technologydecor #classroomdecor #classroomsetup

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Aug 31, 2019 at 10:47am PDT

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With great DIGITAL power comes great responsibility! This bulletin board set is perfect for introducing digital citizenship. Discuss the powers of the Internet and how students can harness that power for good by being super digital citizens! Blackline include. {Link in profile} #digitalcitizenship #digicit

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Jul 23, 2019 at 12:51pm PDT

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The powers of the Internet can be used for both good & bad, in healthy ways or harmful ways, to help and to hurt…it’s all about choices. {Posters link in bio} #technologyteachers #digitalcitizenship #bulletinboards #classroomideas #classroomsetup #technologydecor

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Aug 1, 2019 at 5:28am PDT

Digital Citizenship October Bulletin Boards

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Repost: @dces_mediacenter Second grade read, “Unplugged,” this week. We talked about making sure we didn’t become digital zombies. We played a fun Kahoot about media balance and listed some activities that we could do instead! 💻🧟‍♂️🔌

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Oct 26, 2019 at 6:15am PDT

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Don’t get too WRAPPED 👻 up in your screen 📱 or you will become a digital ZOMBIE 🧟‍♂️ Great print & hang digital citizenship display for this week or all year! {Link in Profile} #teachwithtech #instateachers #googleclassroom #techwithus #edtech #edtechteachers #bulletinboard #classroomdecor

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Oct 28, 2018 at 6:21pm PDT

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Check out how @iteachtechdaily has displayed these Screen Time posters! Adding spider web to the bulletin board is brilliant! Discussing screen time and strategies for managing screen time with students is so important and a must-do during #digitalcitizenship week. I love the new feature on iOS 12 that tracks screen time! {Posters Link in Profile} #teachingwithtechnology #googleclassroom #teachingwithtech #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers #teachwithtech #techwithus #ipadsintheclassroom #edtech

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Oct 16, 2018 at 10:17am PDT

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Have you entered to win a set of screen time posters? It’s EDITABLE and also comes with a contract and blank posters for students to create examples. Also, the characters are “monsters” which work great for Halloween but the bulletin board can work all year round too since it’s about NOT being a digital zombIe 🧟‍♀️ Anywho…enter on the prior post until 5PM tonight! #teachingwithipads #technologydecor #iteach345 #iteachthird #iteachfourth #iteachfifth #digitalcitizenship #teachingwithtechnology #technologyteacher

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Oct 9, 2018 at 5:43am PDT

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I saved @mrs_roehrasaur bulletin board from last year as inspiration because it really is so fabulous! 🕷 . Spider web border ✅ Spider web fabric ✅ Screen time tips posters ✅ . Grab the bulletin board set at the link in my profile! #bulletinboards #bulletinboardideas #classroomdecor #classroomdecorations #technologydecor #digitalcitizenship

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Sep 30, 2019 at 10:50am PDT

Digital Citizenship Bulletin Board Ideas for November

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I’m loving this fall themed bulletin board & activity set for promoting civic engagement online. 🍁 . My thinking is it’s the perfect November display as activism is a natural fit for kindness weeks that many districts promote in November and also the themes around Thanksgiving, right? But it really works as a display all autumn long, too. . ISTE includes “Engaged” as one of their 5 Digital Citizenship Competencies with the goal for students to “use technology and digital channels for civic engagement, to solve problems and be a force for good in both physical and virtual communities.” . 24 tips and a graphic organizer included to get students researching and planning their own campaign. Learn more: http://bit.ly/civicengagementonline #digitalcitizenship #digcitcommit #teachingwithtechnology #digitallearning

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Sep 27, 2019 at 3:02pm PDT

Digital Citizenship December Posters for December

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Do your students “gnome” how to keep their identity and personal info safe online? Have I lost my mind? “Gnome,” I haven’t! Gnomes make everything better! Display this EDITABLE bulletin board set this winter or year round & discuss these practical #digitalcitizenship tips in the regular classroom or technology class! {Link in profile} #technologydecor #technologyclassroomdecor #bulletinboards #bulletinboardideas #classroomdecor #teacherspayteachers #teachwithtech #ipadsintheclassroom #teachersofinstagram

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Nov 12, 2018 at 6:14pm PST

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I tell students that a good rule of thumb is if you post WHAT you are doing, leave out WHERE and WHEN and with WHO. As they get older they can develop more nuance about this especially as they understand privacy settings better but until middle school at least, posts should lack any detail that can be traced back to the poster. {Activity Link in Profile} #teacherspayteachers #teachwithtech #bulletinboard #bulletinboards #classroomdecor #digitalcitizenship #teachingwithtechnology #ipadsintheclassroom

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Nov 13, 2018 at 5:21pm PST

January Digital Citizenship Bulletin Board Set

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❄️ Even if you or your IT person is responsible for setting up school accounts, be sure to discuss secure password tips because most of your students are setting up accounts at home, a friend’s house, the library, etc. _____________________ ❄️ In a perfect world, yes, kids wouldn’t have unfettered access outside of school, but we need to recognize it and help kids navigate technology in a safe way. _____________________ ❄️ The first step is to talk about it. You would be surprised at how little kids consider about online safety! _____________________ ❄️ Even adults are still using “password” to “secure” their bank accounts! I messed up with an old online account and my info was hacked! It was lots of hours of stress fixing it all. _____________________ EDITABLE Bulletin Board & Student Activity at the {Link in My Profile} _____________________ #teachwithtech #classroomdecor #googleclassroom #teachingwithtechnology #technologyintheclassroom #teacherspayteachers #bulletinboardideas #technologydecor #techwithus

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Nov 20, 2018 at 1:35pm PST

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Once I had an account hacked because of an extremely weak password, but now I *snow* better. {Link in Profile} _____________________ My latest seasonal #digitalcitizenship #bulletinboard set includes an editable contract with password security tips and a fun practice sheet for students to create memorable, but unique passwords from phrases! _____________________ Here are some ways to use this bulletin board & activity: ❄️ Tech coaches can hang outside their office ❄️ Tech teachers can discuss & display plus have students use the blank set to add more tips ❄️ Classroom teachers can set up a Digital Citizenship corner by a classroom computer, device cart, or even on a door – do the 10 minute activity after lunch…it’s short but great practice EVEN if you never use tech in your classroom 👋 _____________________ #teachwithtech #classroomdecor #googleclassroom #teachingwithtechnology #technologyintheclassroom #teacherspayteachers #bulletinboardideas #technologydecor #techwithus

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Nov 20, 2018 at 7:22am PST

Digital Citizenship Posters for February

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I’m not naive to think all it takes is to spread kindness around like confetti to solve the ills of the world, but this bulletin board set is a springboard for specific discussions about making the 👉Internet👈 a more positive (and safer) place for kids. Encouraging kids to make thoughtful and proactive choices when sharing and engaging with content online, communicating in messages and online games, deciding who to follow and how to report harmful posts & accounts – are just some of the ways we can equip students to push back against the hate, the microaggressions (and macro depending on what sites your students frequent 🗣 YouTube), the ugliness, and the unjust 💩 all over the Internet. This set is editable so you can tailor them to your age group and it includes blanks for students to add examples. {Link in profile} P.S. I’ve got loosely themed seasonal digital citizenship bulletin board sets planned for the year! #teachwithtech #teachingwithtechnology #ipadsintheclassroom #teachersofinsta #iteach345 #upperelementary #primaryteacher #technologyteacher

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Dec 30, 2018 at 5:30pm PST

Digital Citizenship Bulletin Board Set for March

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This Google search tip is a teacher’s and student’s best friend! I’ve got 29 other tips and vocabulary cards in my Search Tip Bulletin Board Set! Check it out at the link in my profile! #iteachstem #stemteachers #iteach345 #iteachmiddleschool #teachwithtech #techwithus #googleclassroom #edtechteachers #teachingwithtechnology

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Jan 24, 2019 at 4:56am PST

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I included 18 vocabulary cards in my Search Tips bulletin board set. Students need to understand how search works when thinking critically about sources displayed after a query. Knowing the jargon is part of that! PS – Sorry for the crooked pieces – just laying them out quick when editing but now it’s making my eye twitch 😂 {Bulletin Board Set & Vocabulary Card linked in Profile} #iteachstem #stemteachers #teachingwithtechnology #librariansofinstagram #medialiteracy #teachersfollowteachers #teachwithtech #classroomdecor #bulletinboard

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Jan 27, 2019 at 6:59am PST

April Online Media Literacy Bulletin Board

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This bulletin board set has 16 questions to ask when evaluating a piece of online information. We need to teach students to think to critically about info online every time they encounter a headline, a shared story, a post, etc. It’s exhausting especially because it goes our own psychological urge to trust, but so necessary. {Link in profile} #teachersfollowteachers #teachersofinstagram #teachersofig #classroomdecor #bulletinboard #teachwithtech #digitalcitizenship #medialiteracy #technologydecor

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Jan 20, 2019 at 6:07am PST

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This is probably one of the hardest critical thinking skills when evaluating info online. We want to trust what we see. Memes / image macros are such an easy way to spread skewed information because they are easily shared and rarely researched. Facts are often out of context or paired with an image meant to provoke an emotional response. Plus, let’s be honest, people don’t want to type out the info from the meme into Google as that takes time! Your default state when seeing info presented this way should be to take it with a grain of salt and we need to impress this on students too. {Bulletin Board Set Linked in Profile} #teachwithtech #teachersfollowteachers #medialiteracy #librariansofinstagram #teachingwithtechnology #bulletinboard #classroomdecor #technologydecor

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Jan 30, 2019 at 5:44am PST

Digital Citizenship Bulletin Board Idea for May

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The best lessons for teaching about online shopping involve real websites! Have students navigate and evaluate student-friendly sites like Scholastic Books using the 16 questions from this bulletin board and activity set. You can also have them check out various edtech sites that offer both free & paid options like Nearpod and Seesaw. If your school doesn’t block them, I also think it’s helpful to check out sites your students use – ask them for input about the last site or app they purchased from, too.

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on May 5, 2019 at 4:36pm PDT

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My latest digital citizenship bulletin board set has been posted! 16 questions for students to think about when evaluating e-commerce sites and make smart purchases. Editable and blackline option too. I’ll have more pictures soon – laminating & choosing borders now ❤️ {Link in profile} #teachingwithtechnology #ipadsintheclassroom #teachwithtech #bulletinboard #bulletinboardideas #classroomdecor #technologydecor #technologyteachers

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Apr 25, 2019 at 12:38pm PDT

June Digital Citizenship Bulletin Board

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One of the tricky things about teaching copyright, plagiarism & piracy in the classroom is making sense of all the jargon! I included a vocabulary list & graphic organizer with my latest #digitalcitizenship bulletin board set – assign each student a word to research then add to the board! 22 Editable tips will also make this important topic easier to break down & teach. #digcitcommit #teachwithtech #technologydecor #technologybulletinboard #digitalcitizenshipdecor #bulletinboard #bulletinboards #bulletinboardideas #bulletinboardsofinstagram #classroomdecor

A post shared by Erin Flanagan (@erintegration) on Nov 26, 2019 at 10:56am PST

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Have you used any of these digital citizenship bulletin board sets and have a picture of how you are displaying or using the digital citizenship posters from my store? Be sure to tag me on social media so I can add them to this roundup!