This document discusses digital citizenship and its key elements. It defines digital citizenship as taking responsibility for how one uses digital devices and the internet to connect with their community. The document outlines good digital citizenship, such as connecting with others empathetically online, and bad digital citizenship, like cyberbullying. It then details the 9 key principles of digital citizenship: passwords, privacy, personal information, photography, property, permission, protection, professionalism, and permanence. The document stresses the importance of teaching digital citizenship to students and being a responsible web user.

1. ENTER CLASS

2. TECH EXPLORE
Let’s be ready to explore and learn the wonders of
Digital Citizenship and its key elements!
STRUCTURED DISCUSSION, DEEPENING AND EXPOSITION

3. DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP | GRADE 2
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
BTTHS Visual Media Arts
DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP | GRADE 11
Introduction
to Digital
Citizenship
WE THE DIGITAL CITIZENS

5. What is Digital Citizenship?
It refers to the responsibility of a
person in the usage of digital devices,
and the internet to connect with his or
her community.

6. This is why digital citizenship is such a
crucial topic to teach today’s students.

8. GOOD
AND
BAD
DIGITAL
CITIZENSHIP?

9. GOOD DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

10. Engages young students
and shows them how to
connect with one another,
empathize with each
other, and create lasting
relationships through
digital tools.

11. BAD DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

12. Entails cyberbullying,
irresponsible social
media usage, and a
general lack of
knowledge about how
to safely use the Internet.

14. 9 KEY P’S OF
DIGITAL
CITIZENSHIP

15. PASSWORD

16. Longer passwords make
stronger passwords

18. PRIVACY

19. Protect your Private
Information
Address
Email Address
Phone Number
These things can be used to identify YOU

20. Do not share personal
information that can be used to
identify you.
PERSONAL
INFORMATION

22. Be careful who you share with
•Home address
•Pet’s Name
•Middle Name
•Complete Name
•School Name
•Number of Siblings

25. PHOTOGRAPHY

26. Photos can show private things that
can identify you or where you are,
such as license plates, streets signs,
your schools or landmarks in your city

27. Could the picture embarrass
you or somebody else?
Now or in the future.
Then rethink posting them
THINK

28. Turn Off Geo-tagging
• It can tag your location even
if you are not tagged in a
photo.

29. PROPERTY
• Images and other things
from the internet may be
copyrighted. You must
obtain permission to use
them.

30. PERMISSION
• You must obtain
permission for work you
use from the internet and
be able to cite your
sources.

33. PROTECTION

35. You must protect
all devices that
connect to the
internet.

37. Netiquette
Globally
Competent
Online Grammar
Social lives vs. Academics

38. PERMANENCE
Do they realize they have a
digital tattoo that is almost
impossible to erase?

39. What you post on the internet today can
still be accessed ten years from now.

40. Always remember the 9P’s
•Passwords
•Privacy
•Personal Information
•Photographs
•Property
•Permission
•Protection
•Professionalism
•Permanence

41. As a world wide web user, you must
be a responsible digital citizen.

42. References:
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwvGgeKUqAk
• https://www.edutopia.org/sites/default/files/resources/
edutopia-digi-citizen-9ps-11x17.pdf