US2-A-23-all-about-digital-citizenship-informational-powerpoint_ver_1.pptx

About Digital Citizenship.

1. I can look up information. I practice learning skills. I communicate with others. I am a digital citizen.

2. It is easier than ever to communicate with others and learn about each other with technology. Did you know? Have you signed up for new accounts online? Did you have to give information about yourself? That information is stored away and can be used by those organizations. Be aware of your “digital footprint!” Your digital footprint is what you leave behind after you post or communicate with others online.

3. Digital Citizen Devices Cell phones Tablets Laptop computers Desktop computers

4. We use different ways to communicate with others as digital citizens. Email Messaging applications Social media Talking on the phone Video sharing websites

5. //www.twinkl.com We look up information online as digital citizens. We may have questions about a certain topic. We may have research projects at school. The Internet is a big place that can be used to look up information. We can use search engines, such as Google, to look up information.

6. We use technology to further our learning. We may use applications to play games. These games can be video games for fun or to help with our learning. We can also use technology to help organize our learning. You may already use many of these applications and websites at home and in your classroom!

7. You may already use many of these applications and websites at home and in your classroom! You may already use many of these applications and websites at home and in your classroom! We may use applications to play games. These games can be video games for fun or to help with our learning. We can also use technology to help organize our learning. We use technology to further our learning.

8. Being Responsible Communicate only with people you know online. Never give your exact location to someone online. Do not share personal and private information with others online. Be respectful towards yourself and others. Keep your devices and account information safe.

9. Cyberbullying Question How can posting an unflattering photo of someone be a form of bullying? Never call people mean names online. Do not harass someone online with the purpose of hurting their feelings. Do not post mean photos of others online with the purpose of hurting their feelings. Use kind words when communicating with other people.

10. It can be extended harassment of another person with the purpose of hurting their feelings. On the Internet, it is easier to hide your identity. This makes it easier to spread rumors or mean things about someone else. Cyberbullying Question Why is cyberbullying wrong? Cyberbullying is a form of bullying that happens online.

11. Question What do you think you should do if you see cyberbullying happening? Examples of mean words not to use online You’re ugly. You’re stupid. I hate you. You’re dumb. Loser You have no friends. Nobody likes you.

12. How to stop cyberbullying? Tell an adult if you see cyberbullying occurring. Do not participate in any discussions that you may think is cyberbullying. Tell an adult if you ever feel unsafe online. Don’t wait. Tell someone immediately. Keep a copy of anything you may think is cyberbullying. Question What is the difference between teasing and cyberbullying?

13. Plagiarism is when you steal someone else’s ideas and claim it as your own. Do not directly copy someone’s writing. Always give credit to an author or website when you are looking up information. It can be easy to accidently copy something and forget to give credit. Responsible research Question How can you avoid plagiarism when you are working on research project for school?

14. Staying Safe Online Think carefully about what you post about yourself online. Never share your first and last name with people you don’t know. Do not share your login information or passwords with others. Keep your devices safe—log out of your computers and keep a password on all of your devices.

15. Taking responsibility as a digital citizen Students need to be aware of their behavior online and offline. Take your time using technology seriously. Be safe and aware of what you and others are doing online. Follow all rules for using technology at school, at the library, and at home.

16. Pop Quiz! What should you do if you see cyberbullying? Ignore it. Respond to it online. Tell an adult. Tell your friends about it. a b c d 1

17. Pop Quiz! What is plagiarism? Stealing someone else’s ideas. Forgetting your password. Dropping your laptop. Stealing someone else’s password. a b c d 2

18. Pop Quiz! Which is an example of cyberbullying? Sharing a photo of your friend on her birthday. Sending an email to your mom. Texting a friend back when they ask you for help on their homework. Sharing a video about someone and telling them you hate them. a b c d 3

19. Pop Quiz! Which is not a way to stay safe using technology? Holding your laptop with both hands when carrying it across the room. Sharing your password with your friends. Logging out of a school computer when you are done. Giving credit to an author when you are doing a research project. a b c d 4

20. Sharing your password with your friends. Sharing a video about someone and telling them you hate them. Stealing someone else’s ideas. Tell an adult. Pop Quiz Answers What should you do if you see cyberbullying? 1 What is plagiarism? 2 Which is an example of cyberbullying? 3 Which is not a way to stay safe using technology? 4 C A D B