Digital Citizenship- Power & Responsibility

What does digital citizenship mean?

• Copying things from the Internet

• Being a member of a digital group

• Using digital media in a safe, responsible, ethical manner

• Using someone else's work without permission

The easiest rule for digital citizenship is to...

• say and do whatever you want

• be kind online

• use free wifi because it is always safe

• believe everything on the Internet

Good digital citizens ......

• are cyberbullies.

• use technology to harm others.

• think that plagiarism is ok.

• use technology in a safe, responsible, ethical way to learn, create and interact with others.

What type of personal information is ok to share with someone you don't know? 

• Your name and telephone number only 
• Your email address only

•  The name of your school

• None! You should never share ANY personal information with someone you don't know 

Before you post anything online, the most important thing is to consider is...

• the number of likes you might get

• if your wifi signal has enough strength

• the long term consequences (future friends, jobs, access to college...)

• how cool it will make you sound

Online safety is:

• giving out your password to friends

• e-mailing friends

• signing up for websites without an adult's permission

• being responsible online

What should you do if you reach an inappropriate website at school?

• Show your friends

• Laugh out loud

• Minimize the screen and tell an adult

• Bookmark the site

What is your digital footprint?

• The shape of your foot
• Taking a selfie of your shoes
• all the information online about a person, either posted by that person or others
• Having a blog

True or False: You should share your home address online

• True

• False

Good Digital Citizens do all of the following except...

• Post hurtful or inappropriate comments

• Treat others with respect

• Use approved websites & apps

• Take care of the device