DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

What is a citizen?

• A person who votes

• Anyone who lives in a city

• A person who is an active member of a community.

• A person who lives in an urban area and practices Buddhism

What should you do if you are cyberbullied or witness cyberbullying?

• stop, drop, and roll.

• stop, screenshot, block, report to the admin, tell a trusted adult.

• stand up for yourself. It's self defense.

• nothing. If you ignore bullies, they will go away.

All digital citizens should have the following rights:

• privacy, security, freedom, safety

• education, heathcare, security

• time, money, and freedom

• respect, support, involvement, being informed

principles are

• leaders

• rules or standards

• subjective

• variable

ethics

• are based on religion and culture

• are subjective and vary over time

• universal and objective; based on reason

• change from country to country

music, paintings, software, poetry, film, video, novels, research

• all examples of art

• all examples of acceptable use

• all examples of intellectual property

• all examples of private property

your academic/professional image is

• public, formal, and usually work-related

• informal, and social, and oriented toward entertainment

• a record you leave online

• not important if you are under 13

the record of everything, both positive and negative, that you share online

• your digital fingerprint

• your digital blood stain

• your digital footprint

• your digital tattoo

digital divide

• two groups: Democrats and Republicans

• two groups: those who think you should recycle technology, and those who do not.

• two groups: those who believe technology should be free, and those who do not.

• two groups: those who have access to, and can afford technology tools, including high speed internet, and those who do not.

addictive qualities of social media and games, health problems like sleep deprivation and obesity, social isolation, poor academic performance, inauthentic experiences

• reasons to become a hermit

• reasons to limit your time on digital devices

• reasons to outlaw computers

• reasons to create a digital footprint