Digital citizenship refers to responsible technology use by anyone using computers, the internet or digital devices to engage with society. It involves being careful about what you post online and avoiding sharing personal information. Global citizenship describes social, environmental and economic actions by individuals recognizing their role as world citizens. It involves getting educated on global issues, exploring other cultures through food, travel and friends from different places. The main difference is that digital citizenship focuses on online behavior and ethics while global citizenship promotes diversity and involvement in the wider international community.

1. Digital Citizenship
VS
Global Citizenship
Vispo, Lance Alexander D.
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2. Digital
Citizenship
Digital citizenship refers to
the responsible use of
technology by anyone who
uses computers, the
Internet, and digital devices
to engage with society on
any level.

3. Don’t believe
everything you read
You shouldn’t believe
everything you read
online.
Being a good digital itizen
Be careful with what
you post
Always think carefully
about what you post.
Avoid posting
personal information
Be incredibly careful
with your personal
information.

4. 9 Elements of Digital
Citizenship

5. Global citizenship is a term
used to describe the social,
environmental, and economic
actions taken by individuals and
communities who recognise
that every person is a citizen
of the world.
Global
Citizenship

6. Get inspired. Find your passion and be
inspired by places you would like to visit.
Motivate yourself to learn more about
the global community.
How to
become a
global citizen. Get educated. Educate yourself, both
formally and informally, and build a base
knowledge of international happenings

7. Get hungry. Explore global cuisines and
eat at different traditional restaurants.
Try to learn about the language, culture,
and owners. Buy a cookbook and try out
a few recipes
Read more. Pay attention to
international news and read globally-
minded news sources about the places
you’d potentially like to visit.

8. Go abroad. If you have the means/ability,
travel, many say its the best form of
education. Explore and reflect on your
experiences to deepen your understanding of
different places and cultures.
Make friends. Find ways to establish
friendships with people from different
cultures. This can help you exchange
perspectives, learn more about their
culture, and have a little fun along the
way
Become a leader. Organize or lead
international travel groups. Get more
involved with the international
community on a wider scale in a way
that’s meaningful to you.

9. The difference
between digital
citizenship and
global citizenship

10. Global citizenship is about recognizing and respecting
diversity. Digital citizenship means showing respect and
responsibility for yourself, for others, and for property
of every definition. It involves setting up a proper
program of digital ethics and best practices for all.

11. Thankyou!