Digital Literacy and Citizenship

selfie

• a picture you take of yourself, usually with a phone

• a type of camera used for photography

• a photo taken by someone else

• a painting of oneself

responsibility

• a duty you have to yourself or others

• a privilege granted to you by others

• an obligation that can be ignored

• a task that is optional

photo retouching

• digital alteration of a photo to enhance the way someone looks

• a technique used to create original photographs

• a method for printing photos on canvas

• the process of taking photos in natural light

persuade

• to cause someone to believe something

• to force someone to do something

• to confuse someone with information

• to ignore someone's opinion

assumption

• something that is definitely true

• something that someone thinks is true, but in reality, may or may not be

• a fact that can be proven

• a belief that is universally accepted

digital citizen

• someone who uses technology responsibly to learn, create, and participate

• a person who only uses social media

• an individual who avoids using technology

• someone who is not aware of online safety

username

• a name you create to sign into a website, app, or game

• a type of password used for security

• a unique identifier for a computer

• a term for a social media profile

identity

• the state of being the same as something else

• different parts of your culture, experiences, and interests that make you unique

• the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles

• the process of becoming aware of oneself as an individual

advertising

• messages or photos that are made to persuade someone to buy a certain product

• a form of entertainment that involves storytelling

• a method of communication that provides information

• a type of art that focuses on aesthetics

symbol

• a character other than a number or letter, such as #, !, or @.

• a type of mathematical operation like addition or subtraction.

• a letter used in programming languages.

• a number used in coding.