Digital Citizenship By: Manjot, Gurshawn, Dion 8D

Privacy and Security
1. Anything can be stolen
  1. Watch out for and phishing and ID theifs
    1. Fake URLs are what most onlinetheifs use
2. Never trust someone you don't know
  1. They may just want your personal information
3. Need control over your computer
Creative Credit and Copyright
1. Anyone can take credit for your work
2. If taking someone's work, give them credit
  1. You can get in trouble if you don't
3. Copyrights are usually limited
Information Literacy
1. Need for information online
  1. Without it, we would not know what we are doing
2. Identify the issue or problem at hand
Self-Image and Identity
1. Remember who you are online
  1. Behave like you do in real-life
2. Getting caught up online may not always be a good thing
3. Watch out for Identity theifs
  1. They take your information and pretend that they are you
Internet Safety
1. You are not always safe online
  1. It is good to have a firewall
2. There are millions of hackers out there
3. Don't ever give your passwords out
Digital Footprint and Reputation
1. Anyone can see what you have done in the past
  1. Remember to think before you post
2. A digital footprint is the data that is left behind by users on digital services
  1. Can usually be tracked down
  2. Companies will try to find this data
Cyberbullying
1. Over 80% of teens in the U.S use a cell phone regularly, this increases the rate of cyberbullying
  1. But awareness has also gone up for Cyberbullying
2. Cyberbullying is the use of techonlogy to harm another
Relationships and Communication
1. There are a lot more ways to communicate than before
  1. New things like Facebook, Skype and even Twitter
  2. Can communicate to anyone in the world with Wi-Fi

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