What is the potential impact of a negative digital footprint?

Limited career and educational opportunities.

What can teachers do to promote digital citizenship in their classrooms?

Model positive online behavior and provide guidance., Create opportunities to engage and practice digital citizenship.

Why is it important to teach students about digital citizenship?

So students know how to apply critical thinking to all the media they use., So students can start learning what it is to be a responsible citizen early

How can teachers help students manage their digital footprint?

Encourage them to think before posting and be aware of privacy settings.

Which one of the following is an example of responsible digital behavior?

Citing online sources in a research paper.

What is digital etiquette?

A set of guidelines that lead us to be polite and respectful while online.

What is a digital footprint?

The traces of a person's online activity.

Which of the following is an example of a positive digital footprint?

Creating and sharing informative blog posts.

What is the meaning of digital citizenship?

It is the responsible use of technology and the internet.

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What is the potential impact of a negative digital footprint?
Improved job prospects.
Develop a positive online reputation.
Limited career and educational opportunities.
College admission opportunities
2
What can teachers do to promote digital citizenship in their classrooms?
Restrict internet use.
Model positive online behavior and provide guidance.
Create opportunities to engage and practice digital citizenship.
Avoid discussing topics related to online activities.
3
Why is it important to teach students about digital citizenship?
Because it is engaging to students.
To make them digital experts and programmers.
So students know how to apply critical thinking to all the media they use.
So students can start learning what it is to be a responsible citizen early
4
How can teachers help students manage their digital footprint?
Have students delete all social media accounts.
Encourage them to think before posting and be aware of privacy settings.
Ignore their online presence.
They are digitally literate enough; they always use their cell phones.
5
Which one of the following is an example of responsible digital behavior?
Citing online sources in a research paper.
Cyberbulling
Hacking into a friend's social media account.
Turning in work as yours, generated by artificial intelligence.
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What is digital etiquette?
Posting pictures of yourself online so people can easily recognize you.
A set of guidelines that lead us to be polite and respectful while online.
Using as many images as possible to explain what you are trying to say.
Sending unsolicited messages to people who you would like to befriend.
7
What is a digital footprint?
A computer virus.
The traces of a person's online activity.
A hiking trail in a digital game.
Shoe brands sold online.
8
Which of the following is an example of a positive digital footprint?
Using the "like" or "LOL" emoji at an inappropriate posting in social emoji
Ignoring safety online protocols.
Creating and sharing informative blog posts.
Failing to set appropriate privacy controls in social media.
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What is the meaning of digital citizenship?
It is a new social media platform that is trending.
It is a virtual passport.
It is the responsible use of technology and the internet.
It is a form of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
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Which one of these is NOT a component of digital citizenship?
Ethical behavior
The ability to validate online information for accuracy and fake news.
Frequent Software Upgrades
Online Safety

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