Digital Citizenship

Flashcards about digital citizenship

Digital Citizenship

The responsible and ethical use of technology and digital platforms, encompassing the rights, responsibilities, and behaviors expected from individuals when using the internet and other digital tools.

Digital Access

Ensuring everyone has access to digital tools and the internet, promoting inclusivity and bridging the digital divide.

Digital Commerce

Engaging in safe and ethical online transactions, including purchasing and selling goods responsibly.

Digital Communication

Using digital platforms (e.g., email, social media, messaging apps) effectively and respectfully.

Digital Etiquette

Practicing proper behavior online, such as respecting others' opinions, avoiding cyberbullying, and following online etiquette.

Digital Law

Understanding the legal aspects of the digital world, including copyright laws, privacy policies, and cybersecurity regulations.

Digital Health and Wellness

Maintaining a healthy balance between online and offline activities, ensuring mental and physical well-being.

Digital Security

Protecting personal information, using strong passwords, and being aware of online threats like phishing and hacking.

Digital Literacy

Developing the ability to evaluate, create, and share digital content responsibly while identifying fake news or misinformation.

Misinformation

False or misleading information that is shared without the intention to deceive. The person spreading it may believe it's true or not verify its accuracy.

Disinformation

Deliberately false information created and spread with the intent to deceive or manipulate people. The key difference between misinformation and disinformation is the intent.

Fake News

False or misleading information presented as legitimate news.

F.O.M.O

Fear of missing out is the anxiety that one has, caused by the fear of missing out on a social event or any other positive experience, especially one that you have heard about through social media.