Digital Citizenship
What is Digital Citizenship?
Digital Citizenship involves engaging empathetically with others online, evaluating the validity of online information, using technology to be a force of good, balancing time online, knowing how to be safe online, and appropriately caring for devices.
Areas of Digital Citizenship:
Media Balance & Well-Being
Understanding how to balance screen time in daily life and exploring the impact digital interactions can have on well-being and relationships.
Privacy & Security
Learning how to protect personal information and develop a deeper understanding of personal data privacy rights to self-advocate and advocate for others.
Digital Footprint & Identity
Considering the potential benefits and drawbacks of sharing information online and how a digital profile can affect one's sense of self, their reputation, and their relationships.
Relationships & Communication
Reflecting on the value in building positive relationships, avoiding unsafe conversations online, and understanding why some topics and conversations are best served either online or in person.
Cyberbullying, Digital Drama, & Hate Speech
Engaging in discourse around emotionally loaded topics and counteracting negative online interactions to foster positive, supportive online communities.
News & Media Literacy
Identifying credible sources and trustworthy information, all while understanding the responsibilities of being both media creators and consumers.
Resources for Students
Resources for Caregivers
