Digital Citizenship

Open Ended

How would you define digital citizenship in your own words?

Multiple Select

Currency........

• When was the Infromation posted or published?

• Has the information been revised or updated?

• Is the information current or out-of-date in regards to the topic?

• Does the information relate to your topic?

• Does the information back up your intended research?

Multiple Select

Relevance...

• Does the information relate to the topic?

• Are the links functional?

• Who is the intended audience?

• the timeliness of the information.

• Is the information at an appropriate level? (not too elementary or advanced for your needs).

Multiple Select

Authority...

• The reason the information exists.

• What is the purpose of the information?

• Can you verify the information in another source?

• Does the URL revel anything about the source?

• Who is the author/publisher/source/sponsor?

Multiple Select

Accuracy....

• Where does the information come from?

• Has the information been reviewed?

• Is the information supported by evidence?

• Can you verify the information in another source?

• Are there spelling, grammar, or other typographical errors.

Multiple Select

Purpose.....

• Do the authors make their intentions or purpose clear?

• The source of the information.

• The importance for your needs.

• The reason the information exists.

• The reliability, truthfulness, and correctness of the information.

Multiple Choice

When connecting online

• Don't respond to requests for financial help

• Block and report suspicious users

• If you are going to meet someone online - don't go alone. Bring a friend

• All the above

Word Cloud

What are items you should not use to create your password?

Multiple Choice

What is digital etiquette?

• Making the most of your time online

• Learning new technological skills

• Being thoughtful and clear online

Multiple Choice

What is one difference between online and face-to-face communication?

• People tend to be more honest online

• Miscommunications happen more frequently face to face

• Online, you can't tell tone of voice

• Body language is more important in online communication

Multiple Choice

What is netiquette?

• rules of how to behave online.

• a net on the internet.

• rules to buy items.

• rules to live by.