Digital Citizenship
👩🏫 Teacher’s Guide
Objective
Students will demonstrate digital citizenship by being respectful, responsible, and honest while using technology.
Teaching Notes
- Explain: digital citizenship = good choices online.
- Use examples: giving credit, asking before posting pictures, using kind words.
- Discuss digital footprints in a simple way: online actions can last a long time.
- Connect to classroom rules: respect, responsibility, and safety.
🧒 Student Worksheet
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Digital citizenship means using technology in a safe, kind, and responsible way. Good digital citizens respect others, follow rules, and think before they post or share.
Computer Vocabulary and Definition
- — Making safe and respectful choices when using technology.
- — Treating others kindly and fairly.
- — Doing the right thing and following rules.
- — The trail of information you leave online.
- — Saying where you got an idea or picture from.
Computer QA
- What is digital citizenship?
- What does respect mean online?
- What does responsibility mean?
- What is a digital footprint?
- What does it mean to give credit?
- True or False: What you do online can last a long time.
- True or False: It is okay to be mean online.
- Why should you think before you post?
- What should you do before sharing a photo of someone?
- Name one rule of good digital citizenship.
- If you use someone’s picture, what should you do?
- What is one way to be helpful online?
- What should you do if you make a mistake online?
- True or False: Rules still matter online.
- What is one example of being responsible with devices?
- If a classmate is learning, how should you act online?
- What is one example of honesty online?
- Why is a digital footprint important?
- Who can help you make good choices online?
- What is one kind thing you can type in a message?
Computer Prtactices
- Sort choices: kind comment, rude comment, sharing without asking, giving credit.
- Create a “Think Before You Post” checklist with 3 questions.
- Write a short respectful comment for a class project post.
- Role-play: Ask permission before sharing a photo or file.
Reflection
- What is one way you can be a good digital citizen today?
- Why should you give credit?