~Dr. Kristen Mattson Author, Digital Citizenship in Action
Understand and respect intellectual property
Evaluate accuracy, perspective, credibility and relevance of resources
Seek multiple perspectives on global issues and social problems
Positive, respectful and civil social interactions
Meaningful contributions in online communities
Authentic connections between learning community and global community
Support social justice using technology
Balance digital and real life engagement
Manage online reputation
Social-emotional awareness
Recognizing unsafe digital interactions (sexting, addiction, hate-speech, grooming) and enacting plans to stay safe
Diversity of design teams
Cultural representation of in software testing
Develop tools that can solve a problem for one, but can be used by all (UDL, Assistive Tech)
Ethical creation of software (non-addictive, predatory design)