Exploring the Nine Elements of Digital Citizenship

What is the main purpose of understanding digital citizenship?

• To learn how to code

• To avoid using technology

• To make wise decisions in the digital world

• To become a better gamer

What should you do if you don't have computer or internet access at home?

• Ignore the problem

• Buy a new computer

• Use your phone data

• Ask your teacher librarian about accessing school computers

Why is it important to know the background information of online vendors?

• To get discounts

• To avoid identity theft

• To make friends

• To learn new skills

What should you consider before sending a message or picture online?

• Is it funny?

• Will it get likes?

• Is it long enough?

• Is it true, helpful, inspiring, and necessary?

What is a key skill for students in the changing technology landscape?

• Mastering one technology forever

• Evaluating online resources for accuracy

• Avoiding all new technologies

• Only using social media

What is not considered an acceptable use of school computers?

• Accessing educational websites

• Gaming

• Research for school projects

• Writing essays

What should you do if you feel your eyes are fatigued from using technology?

• Increase screen brightness

• Take a break

• Ignore it

• Keep using the computer

Why is it important to keep your passwords up-to-date and sophisticated?

• To impress friends

• To prevent your accounts from being compromised

• To remember them easily

• To avoid using technology

What should you do to protect your technology at home?

• Use weak passwords

• Share your login credentials

• Backup your data and have virus protection

• Leave it on all the time

What is considered illegal in the digital world?

• Downloading music legally

• Hacking information

• Citing sources

• Using search engines