IT W6

• Digital Citizenship


  Refers to the responsible and ethical use of technology, particularly the internet and digital devices, by individuals
• Digital Citizenship


  • Encompasses a range of skills, knowledge, and attitudes that empower people to use digital tools and platforms safely, responsibly, and effectively
• Key aspects of digital citizenship

  • Digital Literacy
  • Online Safety
  • Cyberbullying Awareness and Prevention
  • Respectful Communication
  • Intellectual Property
  • Digital Footprint
  • Critical Thinking
• Digital Literacy


  Understanding how to use digital tools, navigate online platforms, and critically evaluate information found on the internet
• Online Safety


  Being aware of potential online risks, such as cyberbullying, identity theft, and scams, and taking steps to protect oneself and others from these threats
• Cyberbullying Awareness and Prevention


  Recognizing and preventing online harassment and bullying
• Respectful Communication


  Engaging in online interactions with respect and empathy
• Intellectual Property


  Understanding and respecting copyright and intellectual property laws
• Digital Footprint


  Recognizing that actions taken online contribute to one's digital footprint, which can have long-term consequences
• Critical Thinking


  Developing the ability to critically evaluate information found online, including distinguishing between reliable and unreliable sources
• Digital Rights


  Refer to the fundamental rights and freedoms that individuals have in the digital realm, encompassing their online activities, data, and interactions
• Digital Responsibility


  Revolve around the ethical and conscientious use of digital tools and platforms
• Key aspects of digital rights and responsibilities

  • Freedom of Expression
  • Access to Information
  • Net Neutrality
  • Digital Property Rights
• Freedom of Expression (Right)


  Individuals have the right to express their thoughts and opinions freely online
• Freedom of Expression (Responsibility)


  Expression should be respectful, avoiding hate speech and discrimination. Responsible use of freedom of expression considers the potential impact on others and the community
• Access to Information (Right)


  Everyone has the right to access information and participate in digital society
• Access to Information (Responsibility)


  Efforts should be made to bridge the digital divide, ensuring that technology is accessible to all. Information sharing should be done responsibly, without spreading misinformation
• Net Neutrality (Right)


  Users have the right to equal access to all online content and services
• Net Neutrality (Responsibility)


  Advocacy for policies that promote net neutrality. Avoiding practices that discriminate against certain types of content or users
• Digital Property Rights (Right)


  Creators have the right to control and benefit from their digital creations
• Digital Property Rights (Responsibility)


  Respecting copyright laws, giving proper attribution, and not engaging in piracy or unauthorized distribution of digital content
• Digital Ethics


  Refers to the study and practice of responsible and ethical behavior in the digital realm
• Digital Ethics


  Involves understanding and addressing the moral and social implications of technology, digital interactions, and data-driven decision-making