Digital Citizenship By: Manjot, Gurshawn, Dion 8D

Digital Citizenship By: Manjot, Gurshawn, Dion 8D

1. Privacy and Security

   • Anything can be stolen
     • Watch out for and phishing and ID theifs
       • Fake URLs are what most onlinetheifs use
   • Never trust someone you don't know
     • They may just want your personal information
   • Need control over your computer

2. Creative Credit and Copyright

   • Anyone can take credit for your work
   • If taking someone's work, give them credit
     • You can get in trouble if you don't
   • Copyrights are usually limited

3. Information Literacy

   • Need for information online
     • Without it, we would not know what we are doing
   • Identify the issue or problem at hand

4. Self-Image and Identity

   • Remember who you are online
     • Behave like you do in real-life
   • Getting caught up online may not always be a good thing
   • Watch out for Identity theifs
     • They take your information and pretend that they are you

5. Internet Safety

   • You are not always safe online
     • It is good to have a firewall
   • There are millions of hackers out there
   • Don't ever give your passwords out

6. Digital Footprint and Reputation

   • Anyone can see what you have done in the past
     • Remember to think before you post
   • A digital footprint is the data that is left behind by users on digital services
     • Can usually be tracked down
     • Companies will try to find this data

7. Cyberbullying

   • Over 80% of teens in the U.S use a cell phone regularly, this increases the rate of cyberbullying
     • But awareness has also gone up for Cyberbullying
   • Cyberbullying is the use of techonlogy to harm another

8. Relationships and Communication

   • There are a lot more ways to communicate than before
     • New things like Facebook, Skype and even Twitter
     • Can communicate to anyone in the world with Wi-Fi

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