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    Digital Citizenship

    Sydney Louis-Ferdinand
    Katie Sailor-Wilder
    What is Digital Citizenship?
    ● Definition: The quality of habits, actions, and
    consumption patterns that impact the ecology of digital
    content and communities.

    ● Examples of Digital Citizenship: Communicating with


    respect, respecting others privacy, seeing things from
    another perspective, adding helpful information/context
    to a discussion or wiki page, supporting others by
    offering useful feedback, encouraging them, or sharing
    work they’re proud of, etc.

    https://www.commonsense.org/education/videos/what-is-
    digital-citizenship
    Digital Identity
    ● What is it?
    ○ How you are presented online
    ○ Determined by the online activity
    ● Your identity is based off:
    ○ Of what you post, what you are tagged in, public comments, and many other things of that
    nature
    ● Can’t those things just be deleted?
    ○ Yes they can be, but that doesn't take care of the problem
    ○ Just because you delete something, doesn't mean people haven’t already seen it and sent it to
    others
    ○ Everything on the internet is permanent, regardless of privacy settings and deleting things
    posted.
    Positive, Safe, & Legal Behaviors
    ● Positive Behaviors - includes interactions that
    portray the way you want to be seen and
    healthy interactions, such as moderating your
    time online.
    ● Safe Behaviors - interactions that keep you
    out of harm's way, such as knowing who you
    are talking to online.
    ● Legal Behaviors - interactions that are
    mindful of the law, such as copyright laws.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6xA8ZeeeQk
    Respecting others’ work
    THINGS TO DO

    ● Site your source


    ○ Quoting your work and where it came from
    ● Gain permission if necessary
    ○ If the work is copyrighted, you must ask permission to use the resource.
    ● Restate in your own words
    ○ Even if you don’t copy word for word, still state your source in a reference page.
    ○ Plagiarize- calling someone else’s work your own
    Personal Data & Security
    ● Personal Data - includes phone
    numbers, addresses, passwords, and
    any other personal information.
    ● Security - using privacy settings on
    social media, using passwords, and
    reading privacy policies from websites
    and apps.

    Never share personal data online, and


    always make sure you keep your online
    presence secure by using security steps.
    Quiz Time!
    Question 1: What is digital citizenship? Question 2: When finding information online,
    what is one thing NOT to do?

    A: A way to use the internet.


    A: Site your source
    B: A way of thinking, being, and acting online.
    B: Copy and paste the information word for
    C: A way to post on social media. word

    D: A way of creating online accounts. C: Make a reference page

    D: Restate information in my own words


    Quiz Time!
    Question 3: What are the 3 online behaviors you Question 4: Your digital identity is based off
    should use? of…….

    A: Good, Bad, and Ugly A: Comments left of a friends post

    B: Safe, Legal, and Practical B: Videos you have shared

    C: Positive, Safe, and Legal C: Pictures you are tagged in

    D: Constructive, Secure, and Lawful D: All of the above


    Quiz Time!
    Question 5: What is personal data? Question 6: Which one is NOT a way to secure
    personal data?

    A: Phone numbers, addresses, etc.


    A: Making individual, unique passwords
    B: Name, hair color, etc.
    B: Using privacy settings
    C: Friends list
    C: Reading privacy policies on websites/apps
    D: Favorite bands, books, movies, etc.
    D: Writing down passwords
    Quiz Time! ANSWERS
    Question 1: Question 4:

    B: A way of thinking, being, and acting online. D: All of the above

    Question 2: Question 5:

    B: Copy and paste the information word for A: Phone numbers, addresses, etc.
    word
    Question 6:
    Question 3:
    D: Writing down passwords
    C: Positive, Safe, and Legal

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