Digital Citizenship and Identity

A person who belongs to a country or community, follows its laws, and contributes to the well-being of others.

Being a responsible member of a community or country, following rules, respecting others, and contributing positively.

A person who actively participates in the online world, follows digital rules, respects others, and uses technology responsibly.

Being a responsible member of the online world, following the rules of digital platforms, respecting others and engaging positively in online communities.

Thinking before sharing to avoid harm, protecting personal information and privacy.

The way you represent yourself online through your actions, posts, and profiles.

A digital identity that conveys a positive image can help you get jobs, make new friends, and open up opportunities.

A unique identifier that helps distinguish you online, like your username or user ID.

Information like your name, birthdate, address, email, and phone number used to identify you online.

Methods to verify your identity online, such as passwords or biometric security.

A digital signature is like a digital stamp that verifies the authenticity of your actions online, like signing a document or transaction.

Building a professional online presence through platforms like blogs, articles, and portfolios to attract employers and clients.

Networking with professionals in your field through online communities to increase visibility and build connections.

Improving skills and knowledge through courses and tutorials available online.

The risk of identity theft or damage to your digital presence due to activities like phishing or hacking.

Negative impact on a person's reputation due to false or misleading information shared online.

A digital identity system launched in Jordan in 2019 to facilitate citizen-government interactions.

The goal of the SANAD platform is to make it easier for citizens to interact with government services online.

A single username and password used to access various government services, eliminating the need for multiple logins.

The collection and storage of sensitive personal information associated with a digital identity.

The potential for cybercriminals to exploit digital identities for financial gain or other malicious purposes.

The level of trust individuals place in digital technologies and their related identities.

A strategic planning tool used to analyze internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and threats.

Internal advantages that an organization or individual possesses, such as efficiency, data integrity, and security.

Internal drawbacks that limit an organization or individual's performance, such as privacy concerns and security risks.

External chances for growth or improvement, such as innovation, international collaboration, and economic growth.

External factors that could cause trouble, such as cybersecurity risks, trust issues, and digital exclusion.

A positive online presence showcasing skills, achievements, and professionalism; often reflected in a LinkedIn profile with recommendations.

Unfavorable content, outdated posts, or comments that can damage reputation.

Skills and knowledge in using digital tools like website building, SEO, and staying safe online.

Inactivity or lack of engagement can make it hard for others to see your skills and updates.

Vulnerable logins that can lead to unauthorized access and identity theft.

Online ordering and delivery options can help reach more customers and boost sales.

Offering workshops and training sessions is a valuable service that can enhance customer skills.

Recycling old computers is an eco-friendly and responsible way to dispose of outdated equipment.