Digital Citizenship: Yours Mine Ours

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Digital citizenshipYours, mine, ours

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Digital Citizenship

Citizenship – the duties or responsibilities that come with being a member of a community

Digital citizenship – accepted behaviour and communication in the online world and the duties and responsibilities that come with being a member of that community

Participation in the digital community

Children and young people are engaging in online activities in constantly increasing numbers

The media bombards us with stories of misuse

Digital community offers opportunities for educational learning and participation, social connection, self expression and civic participation

  

Digital behaviour

Recognising key concepts associated with positive online behaviour

Consideration of issues

•cyberbullying

•problematic usage

•unethical behaviour

E-security

Ensuring that electronic information is kept safe

Taking computer protection measures

Peer and personal safety

Developing protective behaviours

Protecting personal information

Recognising grooming tactics

Digital media literacy

Ability to access, understand and participate

Information services

E - business

Services

Entertainment

Nine elements to digital citizenship programs

Digital Access

Digital Commerce

Digital Communication

Digital Literacy

Digital Etiquette

Digital Law

Digital Rights and Responsibilities

Digital Health and Wellness

Digital Security

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Digital media policy Address the social, ethical and legal issues surrounding the use of digital media.

Holistic approach Educational program

Maximise the benefits and minimise the risks of being a digital citizen

Existing policies Usage in a local context

Local, state and national guidelines. 

Acceptable use policy vs digital citizenship program

Digital citizenship program

Lead by a team

Executive and teaching staff

Students and parents

Develop draft program review redraft

Select key personnel to maintain, support and review the program

Raise parents’ awareness and keep them informed

Conclusion

Schools are best placed to reach all children

Encourage and support the creative, critical and safe use of digital technologies

Create the future of digital citizenship