The 9 elements of digital citizenship as presented in the book "Raising a Digital Child" by Mark Ribble.

1. The 9 Elements of Digital Citizenship An Overview by Jim Powers The eLearning Academy. Com

2. Citation Ribble, M. (2009). Raising a digital child. (1st ed., pp. 1-167). Washington, DC: International Society for Technology in Education. Used by permission of the author.

3. Digital Access Full electronic participation in society Persons of all ages, in all places, with all levels of abilities – physical and economic

4. Digital Commerce The buying and selling of goods online There can be problems with: Technology and Identity theft Improper use of credit cards Unsolicited email Secure sites Stay Safe Use Trusted and Secured Sites

5. Digital Communication The electronic exchange of information Instant Messaging Cell-phones E-mail’s Blogs Facebook and all social media sites Web Sites

6. Digital Literacy The ability to use digital technology - And - Knowing when and how to use it Ask Yourself these questions: Do I use cell-phones, X-Box, Wi, and other game systems responsibly? Do I use MP3 players in a legal and responsible mannor? Do I use computers as a tool and not a toy?

7. Digital Etiquette The standards of conduct expected - By - Other digital technology users “Do unto others, as you would have them do unto you!”

8. Digital Law The legal rights and restrictions governing technology use Just a Few Points: 2.Do not slander others 3.Do not violate copyright laws 4.Do not download music unless you have permission form the artist or you have paid for the music and then don’t share with others.

9. Digital Rights and Responsibilities The privileges and freedoms extended to all digital technology users, and the behavioral expectations that come with them. 1. If you inappropriate technology use – report it 2. Do not bully others or allow yourself to be bullied on line 3. Don’t say anything in an instant message you would not say face-2-face What you say and post online – lives forever!

10. Digital Health and Wellness The elements of physical and psychological well-being related to digital technology use Be aware that repetitive stress injuries, eyestrain and back problems as well as addiction to technology use can and does occur. Remember to balance your life – Balance the amount of time you spend on the Internet with your other social, academic and work responsibilities

11. Digital Security The precautions that all technology users must take to guarantee their personal safety and the security of their network Use virus protection programs and keep them up-to-date. Configure firewall protection Encrypt wireless routers Never share personal information about yourself when you are online.