9 Elements of Digital Citizenship
Door Kiersten W
1. Digital Communicaton
1.1. The electronic exchange of information
1.2. Putting privacy settings on your social network sites so no one can see your information
1.3. Giving out your cellphone number to someone you don't know on in a chat room
2. Digital Commerce
2.1. The buying and selling of goods online
2.2. Buying things off a big corporation online
2.3. Buying something of a website that asks personal information they wouldn't need
3. Digital Access
3.1. Full electronic participation in society
3.2. Having a computer avaliable at home or library
3.3. No access to the internet anywhere for school
4. Digital Etiquette
4.1. The standards of conduct expected by other digital technology users
4.2. If Susan waited to take a phone call after she got out of line
4.3. If Susan walked into someone walking in the mall while looking at her phone and texting
5. Digital Rights and Responsibilities
5.1. The privileges and freedoms to extended to all digital technology users, and the behavioral expectations that come wiht them
5.2. Students dont cite thier souces correclty.
5.3. Student cite thier sources correctly.
6. Digital Law
6.1. The leagal rights and restrictions governing technology use
6.2. If Jim is hacking people on the internet.
6.3. Buying song on itunes.
7. Digital Security
7.1. The percautions that all technology users must take to guarantee their personal safety and secuity of thier network
7.2. Adding people they dont know on facebook.
7.3. Adding people they know on facebook.
8. Digital Literacy
8.1. The capability to use digital technology and knowing when and who to use it
8.2. Students dont know how to use teachnolgy correctly.
8.3. Students learn how to use teachnolgy correctly.
8.3.1. New node
8.3.2. New node
9. Digital Helth and Wellness
9.1. The elements of pysical and psychological well-being related to digital technology
9.1.1. New node