Digital Citizenship (Source: Heartland, Digital Citizenship)

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Low quality hardware and connections in different school buildings and/or districts

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Inappropriate Digital Access

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Carrying on loud cell phone conversations in crowded areas or at public performances

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Inappropriate Digital Etiquette

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Student purchases a membership to an authorized music download web site (Itunes) and downloads a selected mp3 file. Classify this action: Appropriate Digital Communication, Appropriate Digital Health, Appropriate Digital Law

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Appropriate Digital Law

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Creating MySpace or Facebook pages that do not contain personal information, that would allow someone to contact you easily.

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Appropriate Digital Communication

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Pretending to be someone else and sending inappropriate messages.

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Inappropriate Digital Communication

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Teachers not understanding/modeling appropriate search strategies, and assigning technology-enhanced projects that even the teacher has not mastered.

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Inappropriate Digital Literacy

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False information about a product you are selling.

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Inappropriate Digital Commerce

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Think before you buy. A "too good to be true" price is probably that. Watch for hidden costs (postage, handling, Internet charges, etc.).

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Appropriate Digital Commerce

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Students violating school policies because they view them as unfair.

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Inappropriate Digital Rights & Responsibilities

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Using ways of getting around the proxy server to access inappropriate sites.

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Inappropriate Digital Security