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What is Digital Citizenship?
What is Digital Citizenship?
“9 KEY P's” OF DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP
Nine ideas to think about when using technology
Passwords
Create a secure password and manage passwords in a secure app or system.
Private information
Protect details like an address, email, and phone number.
Personal information
Choose wisely who you will share personal information with.
Photographs
Turn off a geotagging feature in photos.
Property
Respect the property rights of those who create intellectual property including Google images.
Permission
Get permission for work used
&
CITE IT!
Protection
Understand how to protect oneself from viruses, malware, phishing, ransom ware, and identity theft.
Professionalism
Understand the professionalism of academics versus decisions about how they will interact in their social lives
Personal brand
Understand how you are perceived online will follow you in life.
Davis, Vicki. “What Your Students Really Need to Know About Digital Citizenship.” Edutopia, Edutopia, 21 Nov. 2017, www.edutopia.org/blog/digital-citizenship-need-to-know-vicki-davis.
Check out these Resources:
Check out these Resources:
New Jersey Department of Education Standards Transparency and Mastery Platform
Digital Citizenship Curriculum (Common Sense Media): Lesson plans and classroom resources on digital literacy, privacy, and online respect.
Digital Citizenship Resource List (Making Caring Common Project at Harvard University: Research-based strategies for integrating digital health into teaching practices.
Parent & Educator’s Guide to Media Literacy and False Information (Connect Safely: Easy-to-use resource designed to empower adults to build students’ critical thinking skills around media consumption.
Digital Safety Resources for the Classroom (Be Internet Awesome with Google): Interactive curriculum for grades 2-6 to promote safe and positive online behavior.
How Can I Get Reliable News through Social Media? By Tammy Gagne (Gale eBooks: Media Literacy)
Identifying Media Bias (Gale eBooks: Media Literacy)
Digital Citizenship Classroom Resources:
Web LiteracyScreen Time: How Much Is Too Much? | Above the Noise
Social Media Benefits and Risks | Student Mental Health Matters
How2Internet: Use Media Literacy Skills to Navigate the Misinformation Highway | Be MediaWise
From The News Literacy Project & PBS Learning Media
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