What is Digital Citizenship?

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What is citizenship?

• A word that tells us what country someone is part of.

• A legal document that allows you to travel internationally.

• The right to own property and vote in a country.

• A status that is always determined by where a person is born.

What does "digital" refer to in the context of digital citizenship?

• Only the internet and social media platforms.

• Computers, the internet, smartphones, and artificial intelligence.

• Any form of electronic communication.

• The ability to access information online.

What is the primary difference between national citizenship and digital citizenship?

• National citizenship is a legal status, while digital citizenship is more of an idea.

• National citizenship is based on laws, while digital citizenship has no rules.

• Digital citizenship is shared by everyone, while national citizenship is not.

• National citizenship grants rights, while digital citizenship only involves responsibilities.

Why is it important to be respectful online?

• Online actions are permanent and can affect you or others for a long time.

• It ensures you will never encounter hackers or computer viruses.

• It guarantees your personal data will always remain private.

• It allows you to create and share content without any restrictions.

Which of the following is a key idea for being an active digital citizen?

• Avoiding all online interactions to protect personal data.

• Always trusting information found online without verification.

• Giving credit to others when you use or reference their work.

• Sharing personal information freely to build online connections.