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Published on Sep 19, 2017

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

Digital Citizenship

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Digital Access

  • Think of ways you can help those who do not have access.
  • Treat others equally and fairly.
  • Be willing to share.
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Digital Commerce

  • Purchase from trusted sites.
  • Be an informed and responsible shopper.
  • Be cautious with personal information.

Digital communication

  • Use e-mail, texting, social media responsibly, keeping in mind your words are permanent.
  • Communicate when and where it's appropriate to do so.
  • Remember that digital communication is sometimes not the best mode.
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Digital LiteraCY

  • Learn how to use devices appropriately.
  • Evaluate the sources you use for accuracy, trustworthiness and security.
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DIGITAL ETIQUETTE

  • Use technology in ways that affirm, not tear down.
  • Use technology when it’s appropriate.
  • Know the acceptable use policies of the services you use.
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DIGITAL LAW

  • Know what you can download without charge.
  • Pay for copyrighted songs, videos and software.
  • Be willing to inform an adult of illegal uses of technology.
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DIGITAL RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Follow acceptable use policies.
  • Use online material ethically.
  • Be willing to report cyberbullying and other inappropriate online behaviors.
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DIGITAL Health

  • Take breaks from technology; use a timer.
  • Check your posture when using your laptop.
  • Consider taking a technology fast for an hour, a morning, a day or more.
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DIGITAL Security

  • Be aware of where your devices are and how they're stored.
  • Protect your online identity.
  • Be sure to update your software when new versions are released.
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