Digital Citizenship

Digital Access means:

• Buying and selling of goods and services
• Hacking, downloading illegal music, viruses, identity theft
• Full participation in an electronic society
• Cyberbullying, trolling, inappropriate digital conduct

Digital Commerce means:

• The electronic purchasing and selling of goods and services
• Instant Messages, Text Messages, Video/Web Conferences
• Electronic theft or crime
• Internet addiction

Digital Communication means:

• The ability to collaborate online using e-mail or social media
• Physical ailments such as eye strain or Internet addiction
• Protecting our personal digital information 
• Freedoms extended to people in the digital world

Digital Literacy means:

• Trojans, viruses, and spam
• Identity theft
• Inappropriate behavior on social media
• Educating people in the digital age with the proper skills necessary to navigate the many forms of digital information

Digital Etiquette means:

• Proper procedures, proper conduct, and following the rules while using electronic devices
• Legal issues with society
• Virus protection, data backups, and surge protectors
• Access to the internet

Digital Law means:

• The ability to collaborate online
• Abiding by the laws online
• Learning how to "learn" in a digital world
• Knowing how to buy and sell goods online

Digital Rights & Responsibilities:

• Viruses, trojans, spam, and identity theft
• Using technology appropriately in the digital world
• Appropriate conduct online
• Purchasing and selling products and services online

Digital Health and Wellness means:

• Trojans, viruses, spam, and identity theft
• Digital privacy rights
• Physical and psychological health in the digital world
• Electronic messages and online collaboration

Digital Security means:

• Purchasing and selling goods and services online
• Using technology properly
• Using e-mails and electronic messages effectively
• Virus protection, data backup and storage, and surge protection