What is digital citizenship?

• The responsible use of technology by anyone who uses computers, the Internet, and digital devices to engage with society.

• The ability to use digital devices for entertainment purposes.

• The skill of programming and developing digital applications.

• The practice of avoiding digital technology altogether.

Which of the following is a key aspect of digital citizenship?

• Understanding the central idea of online content and supporting it with evidence.

• Using digital devices only for social media.

• Avoiding all forms of digital communication.

• Sharing personal information freely online.

What can help digital citizens distinguish between credible sources and misinformation?

• Understanding the central idea and supporting it with evidence.

• Relying solely on social media for news.

• Ignoring all online content.

• Trusting only information from friends.

Why is it important to communicate respectfully and effectively online?

• To create a positive online environment and reduce the spread of harmful content.

• To ensure everyone agrees with your opinion.

• To dominate online discussions.

• To avoid any form of digital interaction.

What does continuous learning in digital citizenship involve?

• Staying informed about the latest digital tools and platforms and adapting behavior accordingly.

• Ignoring new technologies and sticking to old methods.

• Only using technology for entertainment purposes.

• Avoiding learning about digital security.