The 9 Elements Of Digital Citizenship
by Theresa A.
1. Digital Access
1.1. Students have a chance to use technology.
1.2. Each student has the opprotunity to participate online for school.
1.3. Students use the computers for things un-related to school. Or they are greedy and don't let any other student use the technology.
2. Digital Communication
2.1. When you give and get information online.
2.2. When students do not disturb anything or anybody else in the classroom.
2.3. Students get awnsers from other people or they get short awnser's online.
3. Digital Etiquette
3.1. When someone uses technology the way they are supposed to.
3.2. When you follow the rules on how you are supposed to use technology.
3.3. When students use technology in a way that can hurt people or can disturb them.
4. Digital Security
4.1. Using precaution to avoid a breach of your personal information.
4.2. Not providing information to anyone online.
4.3. Not protecting yourself from possibly unknown people.
5. Digital Literacy
5.1. Having the ability to use technology and knowing how to use it.
5.2. Using technology in varying ways.
5.3. Not learning how to get to a website that could help you and was already show how to get there.
6. Digital Law
6.1. Your rights and restrictions online.
6.2. Using technology to download music with paid money on a reliable site.
6.3. If someone would copy someone else's words online.
7. Digital Commerce
7.1. Whe you buy or sell something online.
7.2. When students know what they need to buy and they use safe websites.
7.3. When students give out personal information to a webstie they do not know.
8. Digital Rights and Responsibilities
8.1. Privileges that are given online and how people respect them.
8.2. If you would properly cite a source.
8.3. If you do not cite sources on the internet and take credit for it.
9. Digital Health and Wellness
9.1. Being physically and psychologically safe for the well-being of yourself
9.2. Using good posture when sitting at a computer.
9.2.1. New node