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DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP

Staying Safe Online

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WELCOME TO THE DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP MODULE!

In this course, you will learn about:

  • Understanding Digital Citizenship: Explore the concept of responsible online behavior and its importance in today’s digital landscape.
  • Five Elements of Digital Citizenship: Delve into the key components contributingto being a positive digital citizen.
  • Engagement in Online Communities: Discover ways to participate and foster inclusivity in digital interactions.
  • Impact of Your Digital Footprint: Learn about the significance of your online presence and how to manage it responsibly.

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TODAY YOU WILL LEARN:

how to explain the five elements of ISTE's digital citizenship and demonstrate how to apply these concepts in their daily online interactions.

to examine your digital habits and identify areas of change to increase awareness of your online presence and responsibilities.

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WHAT IS DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP?

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Digital Citizenship is the responsible use of technology to learn, create, and participate in online spaces. It provides guidelines for safe and ethical use of online tools.

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PART ONE: INFORMED

KNOWLEDGEABLE & CRITICAL THINKER

Being informed means understanding how to critically evaluate the information you encounter online. It involves understanding the impact of your own digital footprint.

Question what you read and check sources before you believe or share something.

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STAYING INFORMED...

A few things to remember when interacting onine.

Use Fact-CheckingWebsites

Follow ReputableSources

Read Reviewsand Ratings

Join OnlineCommunities Wisely

Stay Curious

Think Critically AboutNews and Information

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WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

PART TWO: INCLUSIVE

EMPATHETIC & RESPECTFUL

Being inclusive means respecting others' differences and making everyone feel welcome, both online and offline. It’s about engaging with people from different backgrounds, cultures, and viewpoints and ensuring no one is excluded based on who they are or what they believe.

Inclusivity encourages positive interactions, even in challenging situations, and helps create safe spaces for everyone.

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CYBERBULYING...

...is the use of digital platforms—such as social media, text messages, or online games—to harass, threaten, or harm others.

When interacting online, foster a supportiveenvironment where others feel safe to speak out.Report any instances of cyberbullying to trustedadults or platform moderators.

It can involve spreading rumors,sharing embarrassing information,sending hostile messages, or creating harmful content aimed at targeting someone.

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PART THREE: ENGAGED

ACTIVE & RESPONSIBLE

Being engaged means actively participating in the digital world in ways that make positive difference. It’s about creating, sharing, and contributing to causes that matter.

Whether it’s joining an online discussion, raising awareness for an issue, or participating in a community project, beingengaged means using your voice and platform to improve your school, community, and the wider world.

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GET INVOLVED...

Support social orenvironmental causes

Ways to be engaged in online communities...

Use social media to raise awareness about important causes, like climate change, mental health, or social unjustice.

Participate inonline communities

Join and actively contribute to clubs, interest groups, or causes in a positive way

Help others withTechnology

Collaborate ondigital projects

Assist peers or family members with tech-related issues, such as explaining how to use a new app, navigate a platform, or improve their online security.

Work with classmates on digital assignments or creative projects like making group presentations, videos, or podcasts to solve problems or raise awareness on a topic.

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WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

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PART FOUR: BALANCED

MINDFUL & HEALTHY

Being balanced is about managing your time between online and offline activities so that neither part of your life suffers. It means knowing when to focus on schoolwork or enjoy time online with friends, and when to take breaks from screens to relax or be physically active.

Finding balance is essential to avoid digital overload, stress, or burnout, and it helps you maintain a healthy mind and body.

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STAYING BALANCED

SET TIME LIMITS:

GET ENOUGH SLEEP

Use apps or built-in phone settings to set daily screen time limits, especially for entertainment apps or social media.

Avoid using screens right before bed, as it can interfere with sleep. Set a consistent bedtime and wake-up time to ensure you’re well-rested and ready for school or other activities.

PRIORITIZE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY

BE INTENTIONAL WITH YOUR TECH USE.

Make time for exercise or physical activities each day, like going for a walk, playing a sport, or doing yoga. Staying active helps refresh your mind and keep your body healthy.

If you're working on an assignment, focus on that task without getting distracted by notifications or social media. Save entertainment apps for after study time.

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WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

PART FIVE: ALERT

AWARE & SAFE

Being alert means being aware of potential dangers online and protecting yourself. It’s about recognizing when something feels off—like a suspicious message, a phishing attempt, or a website that doesn’t seem safe. It’s also about knowing what information you should keep private and how to safeguard your personal data.

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STAY SAFE

Here are some things to consider when interacting in online spaces.

Verify InformationBefore Sharing

Watch Out ForPhishing Scams

Don’t Share PersonalInformation

Check Privacy Settings

Use Strong, UniquePasswords

Beware of FakeProfiles

Trust Your Instincts - IfSomething Seems Off,It Probably Is

Think Before You Click: Don’tClick On Pop-ups, Ads, orUnfamiliar Sites

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WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

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CONCLUSION

In today’s world, being a good digital citizen isn’t just about using technology—it's about using it wisely and responsibly. By being inclusive, informed, engaged, balanced, and alert, you can make a positive impact online and offline. Remember, the choices you make with technology matter. Use these five elements to guide your actions, stay safe, and make the digital world a better place for everyone.

Your actions online have power—use them for good!

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