Digital Citizenship and Netiquette

Vocabulary flashcards covering Digital Citizenship, its 9 elements, and Netiquette rules based on the lecture material.

Digital Citizenship

Refers to the responsible, safe, respectful, and appropriate use of technology and the internet. It involves knowing how to behave properly when using digital devices, social media, websites, and online services.

Digital Citizenship Importance

Helps people use technology safely and resposibly, protect their personal informatio, communication respectfully, avoid online problems, and understand their rights and responsibilities online.

Digital Access

The ability and oppurtunity to access and use digital devices, technology, and the internet.

Digital Commerce

Buying and selling goods or services safely and responsibly through digital platforms.

Digital Communication

Using digital tools such as messaging apps, email, and social media to communicate with others.

Digital Literacy

The ability to understand, use, evaluate, and create information through digital technology.

Digital Etiquette

Following proper and respectful behavior when interacting with others online.

Digital Law

Understanding and following laws and rules related to technology, such as copyrigth, privacy, and cbercrime laws.

Digital Rights and Responsibilities

Knowing your rights online, such as privacy and freedom of expression, while also being responsible for your online actions.

Digital Health and Wellness

Using technology in a way that support physical, mental, and social well-being, inculding taking breaks from screens.

Digital Security

Protecting your accounts, devices, and personal information from hackers, scams, viruses and other online threats.

Netiquette

Means "internet etiquette" and refers to the rules and proper manners for communicating and behaving respectfully online.

Remember the Golden Rules

A netiquette rule to treat others online the way you want to be treated, and to be kind and respectful.

Avoid slang, acronyms, and text talk

A netiquette rule to use clear and understandable language, especially in formal or academic conversations.

Avoid screaming in typed messages

A netiquette rule to avoid typing in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS because it can seem like you are shouting or angry.

Proofread your messages before sending

A netiquette rule to check your spelling, grammar, and message carefully to prevent misunderstandings.

Exercise good judgement when sharing information

A netiquette rule to think before posting or sending information, avoiding sharing private, false, or harmful information.

Respect diversity in viewpoints

A netiquette rule to understand that people may have different opinions, cultures, and beliefs, and to disagree respectfully without insulting others.