CLASSWORK: DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes digital citizenship?

• The ability to use technology for entertainment only.

• The norms of appropriate, responsible behavior with regard to technology use.

• Owning the latest digital devices.

• Ignoring online safety and privacy.

Open Ended

Why is it important to practice responsible behavior when using technology in today's society?

Open Ended

Explain the concept of the digital divide and discuss why it is important to address in the context of digital access.

Multiple Choice

According to the 2024 Pew Research Center survey, which social media platform is used by the highest percentage of teens aged 13 to 17?

• YouTube

• TikTok

• Instagram

• Snapchat

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

Which element of digital citizenship focuses on the electronic exchange of information?

• Digital Literacy

• Digital Communication

• Digital Security

• Digital Law

Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes digital security?

• Electronic standards of conduct or procedure

• Laws governing digital actions

• Physical well-being in a digital world

• Precautions to guarantee safety

Open Ended

How has the need for digital literacy changed in the workplace and education, according to the slide?

Multiple Choice

How does digital law differ from digital etiquette?

• Digital law focuses on ethical and legal use, while digital etiquette focuses on proper behavior online.

• Digital law is about physical health, while digital etiquette is about online safety.

• Digital law is about privacy, while digital etiquette is about free speech.

• Digital law is about using technology, while digital etiquette is about not using technology.

Open Ended

Explain the relationship between digital rights and responsibilities in the context of digital citizenship.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following are examples of digital health and wellness concerns?

• Eye safety

• Repetitive stress syndrome

• Internet addiction

• All of the above

Match

Match the elements of digital citizenship with the concepts:

• Digital rights and responsibilities

• Digital commerce

• Digital literacy

Freedoms are extended to everyone

Buying and selling of goods

Teaching and learning about technology

• Freedoms are extended to everyone

• Buying and selling of goods

• Teaching and learning about technology

Multiple Choice

 Having your cell phone turned on during school hours is: 

• something I do every day

• necessary to keep in touch with my parents

• bad etiquette

• not a big deal; everyone else does it

Multiple Select

What is an example of NOT being a good digital citizen (check all that apply)?

• Searching online for a research project

• Starting a "flame war" on a social media page

• Phishing or scamming someone for personal information

• Not logging off a computer in a public library

• Buying items on an e-commerce website for someone else besides yourself

Match

Match the elements of digital citizenship with the concepts:

• Digital access

• Digital health and wellness

• Digital etiquette

Full participation in society

Physical and psychological
well-being

Standards of conduct or procedure

• Full participation in society

• Physical and psychological
  well-being

• Standards of conduct or procedure

Match

Match the elements of digital citizenship with the concepts:

• Digital communication

• Digital security

• Digital law

Exchange of information

Precautions to guarantee safety

Responsibility for actions and deeds

• Exchange of information

• Precautions to guarantee safety

• Responsibility for actions and deeds

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

A digital citizen is a person who uses the Internet at least occasionally in society, politics and participation.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which of the following activities is NOT an example of a “new” literacy?

• Blogging

• Reading a novel on an e-reader

• Photo-sharing

• Social networking

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the best definition of a good digital citizen?

• Someone who limits the amount of time they spend on the internet

• Someone who participates actively and often in social media

• Someone who recognizes that there are rights and responsibilities associated with using the internet

• Someone who is good at using computers or mobile devices