9 Elements of Digital Citizenship

1. Digital Etiquette

1.1. The standards of conduct expected by other digital technology users

1.2. Inappropriate: Posting a photo of someone else online without their permission

1.3. Appropriate: Standing up for someone who is being attacked online

2. Digital Commerce

2.1. The buying and selling of good online

2.2. Inappropriate: Selling illegal items online

2.3. Appropriate: Buying clothes from a store you can trust

3. Digital Communication

3.1. The electronic exchange of information

3.2. Inappropriate: Sending threatening text messages

3.3. Appropriate: Only texting or messaging people you know

4. Digital Acess

4.1. Full electronic participation in society

4.2. Inappropriate: A teacher letting one group use the internet for a project, and not the other group.

4.3. Appropriate: Students in less-wealthy countries recieving computers

5. digital law

5.1. the digital rights and restrictions governing technolgy use

5.2. ask permission to download stuff

5.3. coping a dvd for a friend

6. digital rights and responsibilities

6.1. the privileges and freedoms extended to all digital users, and the behavioral expectations that come with them

6.2. siting web sites

6.3. illigaly coping info

7. digital security

7.1. take safty precautions to protect your computer

7.2. use virus protection

7.3. give info away

8. digital literacy

8.1. the capability to use digital technoligy

8.2. learning what you can and cannot do

8.3. doing something inapporite

9. digital health and wellness

9.1. the elements of phyiscal and psychological well being related to digital technoligy use

9.2. students understand that they can mentaly hurt somebody

9.3. calling people names