TTL Module 6 Lesson 1 PPT

1. Social, Ethical and Legal
Responsibilities in the Use
of Technology Tools and Resources
module
6

2. Modern technology has become a
total phenomenon for civilization,
the defining force of a new social
order in which efficiency is no
longer an option but a necessity
imposed on all human activity.’
– Jacques Ellul-

3. 2017/5/14
L E S S O N 1
Digital Citizenship vs. Global
Citizenship

4. A global citizen is a person who identifies with
being part of an emerging world community and
whose actions contribute to building this
community's values and practices. They are
individuals who see themselves as part of an
emerging world community and are committed to
helping build this community's values and
practices.
GLOBAL CITIZEN

5. DIGITAL CITIZEN
A digital citizen is someone who uses the
internet regularly and effectively. In other
words, it's about being responsible,
respectful, and knowledgeable when we are
online.

6. global citizen and a digital citizen are mixed,
the identity of a global digital citizen is justified
in totality. Hence, a global digital
citizen is an empowered individual who is
dutifully aware of his/her responsibility both
for the power of the Internet and for the lasting
well-being of our global community

7. The 5 Tenets of
Global Digital
Citizenship
(Watanabe-Crocket,
2017)
2017

8. . Personal Responsibility: This has
something to do with how one behaves in
matters as ethical and moral
considerations,finance, interpersonal
relationships and personal health and fitness
– both in virtual and physical communities.
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9. 2. Global Citizenship: This
is about recognizing and
respecting diversity in
terms of appreciation of many
concerns, cultures, religions,
traditions, and values
of their fellow global citizens.
3. Digital Citizenship: It centers on
safe and respectful behavior in any
online environment by fixing a correct
program of digital ethics and best
practices for
all.

10. 4. Altruistic Service: This means a concern
for the well-being of the people with
whom we share our world, and a desire to
serve others by acting out of
compassion and recognizing that
interconnectedness to others is vital.
5. Environmental Stewardship: This is all
about the demonstration of commonsense
values and of an appreciation for the beauty
and majesty that surrounds us
every day, that after all, we only have one
world to live in, and it

11. Exploring the Nine Elements of
Digital Citizenship

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All people should have
equal access to digital
technology, regardless
of their location or
background.
This refers to the
electronic exchange of
information, such as
emails, social media
interactions, and instant
messaging.
1. Digital Access
2. Digital
Communication

13. 3. Digital Literacy
• Digital citizens should be educated about the
effective and appropriate use of technology.
4. Digital Etiquette
• This involves understanding the standards
of conduct and behavior in digital spaces.

14. 5. Digital Law
• Digital citizens should respect laws regarding
information and communication technology, such as
copyright laws and online privacy
6. Digital Rights & Responsibilities
• These are the freedoms extended to everyone
in the digital world, along with the
responsibilities required to respect other
people's rights.

15. 7. Digital Health & Wellness
• This refers to the physical and psychological well-being in
a digital world.
8. Digital Security
Digital citizens should take steps to protect their
information from outside forces, such as using strong
passwords and virus protection.

16. 9.Digital Commerce.
This refers to selling and buying in the digital
market dutifully. This is also to facilitate how
students learn to be better consumers or
consider career paths related to digital sales.