This document discusses Caitlin Martin's use of various technologies, including her cell phone, social media sites like Facebook and YouTube, and digital music platforms. It also outlines her views on digital citizenship and describes her ideal classroom where technology is integrated into learning. However, it acknowledges potential downsides like plagiarism and inequitable access that would need to be addressed for such a technology-focused classroom to be successful.

1. My Digital Life By Caitlin Martin

2. The top ten ways I use Technology! 1. Touch Screen Cell Phone 2. Ipod 3. Facebook 4.Youtube 5. T.V 6. Telephone 7. Digital Camera 8. PS3 9. GPS 10. D.V.D

3. 5 URL Addresses 1. www.facebook.com 2. www.google.ca 3. www.youtube.com 4. www.apple.com/itunes 5. www.peta2.org

4. Facebook Facebook .comis a social networking site used by millions of people. I use Facebook for multiple reasons, I use it to keep in touch with people, reconnect with old friends, and to find out about events that are happening.

5. Google Google.com is a search engine and also provides and email service. I use google to search various things and find information about them. I also use it for their email service (gmail).

6. Youtube Youtube.com is a social site were people can watch, upload and share videos. I use youtube to watch videos for amusement and to listen to music.

7. Apple.com/itunes Apple.com/itunes is a site where people can purchase music, videos, and podcasts from artists. I use this site for those exact purposes, and also to discover new music and artists.

8. Peta2 Peta2 is a site geared for youth for Peta( People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals). I use this site for updates on ways I can help and to see what other youths are doing to help.

10. I don’t spam.

11. I will not download illegal music.

12. I will respect other people’s privacy.

14. The Dark Side Problem #1. There could possibly be a lot of plagiarism. Solution: Programs could be installed that could prevent plagiarism and students would be required to hand assignments in to sites were they could scan for plagiarism.

15. The Dark Side Problem #2. Some students could not afford to get a laptop. Solution: The school could set up a program were students could rent one for little money for the school year.

16. The Dark Side Problem #3. Some students might not like the idea of using technology for everything. Solution: Students would be allowed to say no to using technology for their assignments, they could use alternative methods.