Digital Citizenship and Social Movements

Hey Aiden, Maya, and Noah! How does ICT empower individuals like you to jump into social movements and make a difference?

• It allows people to share information and mobilize others quickly and efficiently

• It isolates people from real-world activism

• It prevents communication between people in different countries

• It limits access to resources needed for activism

Hey there, digital citizens! 🌍 Which of the following actions would Evelyn, Aria, or Maya take to show their support for a social movement responsibly?

• Sharing unverified information about a protest

• Posting facts and updates about a movement based on reliable sources

• Spamming others with irrelevant content

• Ignoring online conversations about the cause

Hey Abigail, Nora, and Elijah! Let's dive into the world of digital citizenship in social movements. Which of the following options reflects an ethical consideration that you should keep in mind?

• Sharing content without verifying the source

• Encouraging the spread of fake news

• Respecting the privacy of others and sharing truthful information

• Hacking into the accounts of people who disagree with the movement

Hey Charlotte, Mason, and Maya! Why is it super important to practice responsible digital citizenship when joining online social movements?

• It ensures that people can spread misinformation without consequences

• It promotes a safe, ethical, and constructive online environment

• It limits user participation in digital spaces

• It allows for uncontrolled sharing of personal data

Hey Emma! Imagine your friend Avery just posted something totally inappropriate during an online protest. As a responsible digital citizen, what should you do to keep the vibe positive and the cause strong?

• Report the post and explain to your friend why it's harmful to the cause

• Ignore the post

• Share the content to increase engagement

• Use the content to discredit the protest

Hey there, climate champion! 🌍 You just stumbled upon some misleading info about a climate change movement on social media. What should you do to keep the digital world informed and responsible? Let's help Abigail, William, and Kai make the right choice!

• Share it to see if others believe it

• Report it and post factual information from a reliable source

• Ignore it and let others deal with it

• Comment on it without verifying the information

Hey there, digital warriors! Charlotte has been passionately sharing stories on social media about a women's rights movement. However, one of her posts contains an unverified statistic. What should Charlotte do as a responsible digital citizen, and why?

• Charlotte should delete the post and avoid posting any content in the future to stay safe

• Charlotte should leave the post as it is since it supports the cause

• Charlotte should fact-check the statistic, correct the post, and apologize to her audience for spreading misinformation

• Charlotte should ignore the mistake and continue posting to keep the movement active

Imagine Benjamin, Arjun, and Nora are on a mission to spread awareness for a social cause, but oh no! They're sharing some incorrect statistics to back it up. How do you think this will affect the campaign's credibility, and what should they do to fix it?

• The campaign's credibility would increase as people believe it without verification, so no action is needed

• The campaign's credibility would be damaged, so accurate data and corrections should be provided

• The campaign would not be affected, and no corrections are necessary

• The incorrect statistics will go unnoticed and can continue being shared

Hey Michael and Aria! What do you think is the role of social media in spreading awareness about social causes?

• To limit conversations to personal messages only

• To provide a platform for sharing information, building communities, and mobilizing action

• To allow anonymous criticism of social movements

• To prevent people from sharing their opinions freely

Hey Elijah, why do you think it's super important to double-check the accuracy of information before sharing it in a social movement?

• It ensures the spread of truthful and reliable information, maintaining the movement's credibility

• It is not important because the cause is more significant than the facts

• It helps to attract attention by any means necessary

• It does not matter as long as the post goes viral