Digital Citizen
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This document outlines the nine themes of digital citizenship: 1) Digital access - Participating fully in society through use of digital technologies. 2) Digital commerce - Buying and selling goods online. 3) Digital communication - Exchanging information electronically. 4) Digital literacy - Having the skills to use technology appropriately. 5) Digital etiquette - Following conduct standards for technology users. 6) Digital law - Understanding legal issues related to technology. 7) Digital rights and responsibilities - Knowing user privileges and obligations. 8) Digital health and wellness - Using technology safely and in moderation. 9) Digital security - Protecting personal information and network security.
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