Digital citizenship
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Digital citizenship refers to appropriate and responsible behavior regarding technology use. It involves thinking carefully before posting online by considering whether the content is true, helpful, inspiring, necessary, and kind. Users should avoid sharing personal information, stealing content, lying about their age, or visiting unfamiliar websites. They should keep social media profiles private, use strong passwords, treat others with respect both online and off, and act as upstanders by reporting signs of bullying. Examples of good digital citizenship include disabling location services and citing sources, while bad examples involve posting identifying personal information, plagiarizing content, or sharing work issues on social media.
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- 3. THINK BEFORE YOU POST • Is it true? • Is it helpful? • Is it inspiring? • Is it necessary? • Is it kind?
- 4. THE DON'TS OF THE INTERNET Don’t share personal information • passwords, address’s, phone numbers Don’t steal or cheat • Downloading game cheat codes • Give credit to sources you get anything online from • Illegally downloading music and movies Don’t lie about your age • Most websites have age restrictions for a reason Do not go to unfamiliar territory Pop up windows, non credited websites, you have won promotions
- 5. THE DO’S OF THE INTERNET Keep social media profiles private • Only add people you know and confirm it is actually their account Create strong passwords • Not the same for everything, include numbers and symbols Follow the Golden Rule *treat others how you want to be treated Respect others *disagree appropriately Be an “upstander” • Report any signs of bullying
- 6. GOOD VS BAD
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