Netsafe provides us with a great starting point in developing our digital citizenship programmes.  

Netsafe (2018) defines digital citizenship as the confident, fluent use and combination of: 

1. Skills and strategies to access technology to communicate, connect, collaborate and create; 

2. Attitudes, underpinned by values that support personal integrity and positive connection with others; 

3. Understanding and knowledge of the digital environments and contexts in which they are working, and how they integrate on/offline spaces; 

and then critically: 

4. They are using their ‘digital fluency’ competency to participate in life-enhancing opportunities (social, economic, cultural, civil) and to achieve their goals.

Reference:

From literacy to fluency to citizenship: Digital Citizenship in Education (July, 2018)

1. Ako | Young people are “active agents” in the design and implementation of digital citizenship, including approaches to online safety

2. Whānaungatanga | An unbounded, coherent home-school-community approach is central to the development of digital citizenship and online safety management

3. Manaakitanga | Approaches to digital citizenship are inclusive, responsive, and equitable in design and implementation

4. Wairuatanga | Digital citizenship in action positively contributes to wellbeing and resilience development enabling safer access to effective learning and social opportunities

5. Mahi tahi | Digital citizenship development and online safety incident management are fostered through partnership approaches, coherent systems, and collaboration

6. Kotahitanga | Evaluation and inquiry underpin the ongoing design of digital citizenship approaches, based on rich evidence from young people and their whānau.

Learn more go to Netsafe's Research 

https://www.netsafe.org.nz/the-kit/netsafe-schools/surveys/

The Netsafe Schools Review Tool helps schools review their online safety, citizenship and wellbeing planning in alignment with the seven key areas identified in the Netsafe Schools Framework. The survey can be set up by the key person in your school it requires registration with Netsafe.

https://www.netsafe.org.nz/the-kit/netsafe-schools/planner/

https://www.netsafe.org.nz/the-kit/resources/staff/ Link to Workshops run by Netsafe

KCs.Learner profile years 1-4 - Work in progress.

This is a comprehensive guide:

https://www.netsafe.org.nz/the-kit/incident-management-guide/