1. Themes of Digital Citizenship
1.1. Digital Access
1.1.1. equal rights
1.1.2. expand access
1.2. Digital Commerce
1.2.1. effective consumers
1.3. Digital Communication
1.3.1. communication options
1.3.1.1. emoticons
1.3.1.1.1. capitals
1.3.1.1.2. puncuation
1.3.1.1.3. abreviations
1.3.1.1.4. humour
1.3.1.1.5. re-read
1.3.1.1.6. permission
1.4. Digital Etiquette
1.4.1. conduct standards
1.4.2. responsibility
1.5. Digital Rights & Responsibilities
1.5.1. Abuse
1.5.1.1. Flaming
1.5.1.2. arguments
1.5.1.3. insults
1.5.2. digital world
1.6. Digital Law
1.6.1. actions and deeds
1.6.2. theft/crime
1.7. Digital Health & Wellness
1.7.1. physical & psychological well-being
1.8. Digital Security
1.8.1. precautions
1.9. Digital Literacy
1.9.1. knowledge
1.9.2. online contribution
2. Themes of Web Awareness
2.1. Teaching Internet Safety
2.1.1. investigate
2.1.2. analogies
2.1.3. students as teachers
2.1.4. third- Party Resources
2.1.4.1. ex. Cybersmart
2.1.5. modelling
2.1.6. "in loco parentis"
2.2. Media Literacy
2.2.1. navigate
2.2.2. think deeply
2.2.3. basic skills
2.2.4. privacy settings
2.2.5. participation
2.2.6. parents/students/teachers
2.3. Ethics
2.3.1. Ethical Core
2.3.2. respect
2.3.2.1. yourself
2.3.2.2. intellectual property
2.3.2.3. others
2.3.3. care
2.3.4. dignity
2.4. Online Footprint
2.4.1. "Think before you click"
2.4.2. what is posted
2.5. Rapid Change
2.5.1. new technology/programs
3. Internet Issues
3.1. Cyberbullying
3.1.1. targets
3.1.2. humilates
3.1.3. threaten
3.1.4. abuse
3.1.5. mental health
3.1.6. quick
3.2. Privacy
3.2.1. settings
3.2.2. policies
3.3. Ownership
3.3.1. copyright
3.4. Oversharing
3.4.1. lack of filter
3.5. Authenticity
3.5.1. false information
3.6. Unhealthy sites
3.6.1. pornography
3.6.2. violence
3.7. Marketing
3.7.1. sell commercial products to kids
3.8. Email validity
3.8.1. trustworthy vs untrustworthy