This document discusses key topics related to digital citizenship, including communication, privacy, cyberbullying, searching, and giving proper credit. It advises that walking and using electronics at the same time can be dangerous. Privacy online is important, as anything posted can still be found even after deleting. Cyberbullying involves bullying through technology, and targets should tell someone they trust. When searching, use keywords to find relevant information. Presentations should always give credit to the owners of any images or content used.

19. Digital Passport
By: Alyssa & Yesenia

20. Communication
We learned that it's dangerous to do two things
at the same time. TWALKING can be rude
and dangerous at the same time.You could
get really hurt.It really is not safe.

21. Privacy
We learned that you need PRIVACY on the
internet. If you tell something to someone
and you don't really know them you, they
could blackmail you. If you post a video on
the internet, then delete it, anyone can still
find it. Even if you delete it so many times.

22. Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying is when you are bullied while
texting, online or in a chatroom. It's just
like real life but on electronics. When you
are being cyberbullied you want to tell
someone because it is harder to solve it
on your own. You may want to tell your
parents or someone you trust. If you see
someone being cyberbullied, you should
be an upstander and stand up.

23. Searching
When you are searching you want to use
keywords for example you are trying to
find a good soccer player you would type
good, soccer and player.


24. Credit
When you are making a presentation
online, at the end when you finish your
presentation you want to put down credits.
For example for a picture, you want to put
down the photographer's name. That is
what I mean by credit.