Digital citizenship encompasses several key concepts including digital access, commerce, communication, literacy, etiquette, law, rights and responsibilities, health and wellness, and security. The document discusses how advancements in technology have given people greater access to the internet through smartphones and computers, but that not all users have sufficient literacy, etiquette or awareness of their digital rights and health to safely and appropriately use technology.

1. Digital Citizenship
David Medlin

2. Digital Access
Everyone is allowed the ability to go on the
internet.

3. smartphones and computers/laptops

4. Digital Commerce
Ability to buy or sell goods online

5. Affects how people approach stores

6. Digital Communication
Different ways of communicating with
people

7. People don't make proper decisions/usage

8. Digital Literacy
Knowledge of internet/technology

9. People aren't smart enough to know the
safety or danger of the internet

10. Digital Etiquette
Manners to other people online

11. People don't care about others online

12. Digital Law
Laws to stop illegal going-ons on the
internet

13. Attempts to stop piracy

14. Digital Rights & Responsibilities
rights that everyone has when they go on
the internet

15. Some people have more rights than others
ie china censors what their citizens see on
the internet

16. Digital Health & Wellness
Problems with the internet that affect how
people function

17. People stare at computer screens not
realizing that they are killing their
eyes/sight.

18. Digital Security
How we protect ourselves online

19. Virus protection to prevent identity theft