Define digital literacy and digital citizenship.
Understand responsible and respectful behavior online.
Identify potential risks like cyberbullying, scams, and privacy violations.
1. What is Digital Literacy?
The ability to find, evaluate, use, and create information using digital technologies.
Involves more than using a smartphone — it includes communication, creativity, and critical thinking.
2. What is Digital Citizenship?
Acting responsibly, safely, and ethically online.
Includes respecting others, protecting personal info, and using tech to create a positive digital footprint.
3. Online Safety and Cyberbullying
Cyberbullying: Sending or posting harmful messages or content online.
Examples: Mean messages, spreading rumors, sharing embarrassing photos.
Preventive Tips:
Never share passwords.
Think before posting.
Report or block bullies.
4. Your Digital Footprint
Everything you post, search, or like leaves a trail online.
Employers and colleges can view your digital footprint.
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