Digital citizenship refers to the responsible use of technology and the internet, with examples including not using profanity, being respectful of others, and avoiding plagiarism. The document outlines 9 "P's" of digital citizenship, such as using strong passwords and protecting personal information, only sharing photos carefully, properly citing any borrowed work, and maintaining a positive online presence. It emphasizes thinking carefully before taking actions online in order to have good digital citizenship rather than a bad footprint.

1. Digital Citizenship
By: Summer Sitze

2. What is Digital Citizenship?
Digital Citizenship is defined as the
responsible use when you are online.
Examples:
• Don’t cuss
• Be nice
• Don’t plagiarize

3. 9 P’s to remember about Digital Citizenship
• Password: Do not give it to anybody.
• Privacy: Make sure your personal information is protected.
• Personal Information: Choose wisely who you give this to.
• Photo’s: Be careful what you put online.
• Property: Use your own work, don’t steal others.
• Permission: If you borrow someone's work, cite it.
• Protection: Be aware of viruses, identity theft etc.
• Professionalism: Always act proper and appropriate online.
• Personal Brand: How do people perceive you online? Good or bad footprint.

4. Good Vs. Bad Digital Citizenship

6. Think before you do
it!
Before you go, remember…Digital Citizenship matters
and what do you want you footprint to say?