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Are You a Responsible Digital Citizen?

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Which of the following is NOT a way to be ethical and responsible online?

Crediting sources you find online

Treating others online with respect

Using updated software (correct)

Monitoring online screen time

What is a digital footprint?

A type of digital citizenship

A record of online activities (correct)

A method to set strong passwords

A way to protect your personal information

Why is it important to share information about yourself and others safely and responsibly?

To protect your digital footprint (correct)

To choose websites wisely

To avoid using updated software

To engage with others online

What are some rights that digital citizens have?

<p>To provide and access information and entertainment online</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the importance of digital citizenship?

<p>To enjoy and take advantage of digital technology</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Digital Citizenship

Being ethical and responsible online involves avoiding harmful or inappropriate behavior, respecting others' privacy and security, and not engaging in cyberbullying or harassment.
A digital footprint refers to the trail of data and information that is left online as a result of an individual's online activities, such as social media profiles, search history, and online purchases.
It is important to share information about yourself and others safely and responsibly in order to protect privacy, prevent identity theft, and avoid spreading misinformation.
Digital citizens have the right to privacy, freedom of speech, and protection from harassment and cyberbullying.
The importance of digital citizenship lies in promoting a safe and respectful online environment, protecting personal and shared information, and upholding ethical standards in online interactions.

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Test your knowledge of digital citizenship and learn how to use digital technology ethically, responsibly, and safely. Discover the importance of protecting your digital footprint and how to treat others online with respect. Find out how to stay safe online by setting strong passwords and crediting sources you find online. Challenge yourself and become a responsible digital citizen!