Digital citizenship: NAVIGATING THE ONLINE WORLD

[image] Abstract Building. Digital citizenship: NAVIGATING THE ONLINE WORLD.

INTRODUCTION. Digital citizenship refers to the responsible use of technology by anyone who uses computers, the internet, and digital devices to engage with society on any level. Importance: Understanding digital citizenship helps individuals navigate the digital world safely, respectfully, and with integrity..

Online Etiquettes Privacy and Security Digital footprint Copyright and fair use.

ONLINE ETIQUETTES. UNDERSTANDING ONLINE ETIQUETTES.

Netiquette: The rules and norms for polite and respectful behavior online. These guidelines apply to various aspects of the internet, such as email, message forums, and video chats..

APPROPRAITE ONLINE BEHAVIOURS INAAPPROPRAITE ONLINE BEHAVIOURS Polite Language Trolling Constructive critics Spamming Acknowledging Sources Spreading misinformation.

importance: Practicing netiquette is like practicing etiquette because both involve interacting with others respectfully..

Think Before You Post: Consider the potential impact of your words before sharing them online. Use Proper Language: Avoid offensive or derogatory language and maintain a professional tone when necessary..

Acknowledge Differences: Respect cultural differences and diverse perspectives in your interactions. Give Constructive Feedback: Provide feedback in a constructive manner, focusing on ideas rather than individuals..

Tips for Respectful Communication Online. Be Mindful of Tone: Use emoticons or emojis to clarify tone and intention, especially in written communication where tone can be misinterpreted.

Privacy and security. 11. SSL.

Protecting personal information online is crucial to prevent identity theft, fraud, and other forms of cybercrime. Key considerations include: Limit Sharing:, Privacy Settings, Phishing Awareness and Secure Connections..

undefined. 13. Personal Information Protection Online.

Strategies for Strong Password Creation and Management Complexity Length Avoid Common Words Unique Passwords.

Two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of security by requiring two forms of verification to access an account. This typically involves: Something You Know, Benefits, Implementation..

undefined. TWO-STEPS VERIFICATION. 16.

Digital Footprint. 17.

Digital Footprint refers to the trail of data created by individuals as they interact online, including social media activity, web browsing history, online purchases, and more. This footprint is permanent and can have lasting consequences, both positive and negative. It includes all online activities, such as social media posts, comments, likes, shares, photos, videos, search engine queries, and interactions with websites. Your digital footprint can influence your reputation, personal relationships, job opportunities, and more. Potential employers, colleges, and even friends may research your digital footprint to form impressions about you..

EXAMPLES OF DIGITAL FOOTPRINT. POSITIVE. Professional LinkedIn profile Educational blog posts.

Examples of How Online Actions Can Affect Personal and Professional Lives Personal Life Privacy Concerns: Reputation Damage Emotional Impact.

DIGITAL FOOTPRINT. 21. Personal Life Privacy Concerns: Reputation Damage Emotional Impact.

DIGITAL FOOTPRINT. Professional Life Job Opportunities Career Advancement Legal Consequences.

Advice for Managing Online Presence. To manage your online presence effectively and positively: Privacy Settings: Adjust privacy settings on social media platforms to control who can see your posts and information. Think Before You Post: Consider the potential impact of your posts and comments before sharing them publicly..

Advice for Managing Online Presence. Professionalism: Maintain a professional tone and image on professional networks like LinkedIn Regular Monitoring: Regularly review your digital footprint by searching your name on search engines and social media to ensure accuracy and appropriateness..

Advice for Managing Online Presence. Online Reputation Management: If necessary, utilize services or strategies to improve or repair your online reputation. Educate Others: Encourage others to be mindful of their digital footprint and its implications..

Copyright and Fair Use. 26.

27. Copyright Laws and Fair Use Guidelines. Copyright Laws:.

They prevent others from copying, distributing, or using the work without permission, except under specific circumstances (e.g., fair use)..

Copyright Laws and Fair Use Guidelines. Fair Use Guidelines Fair use allows limited use of copyrighted material without permission for purposes such as criticism, commentary, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, or research..

Copyright Laws and Fair Use Guidelines. Fair use is determined by considering factors such as the purpose and character of the use, the nature of the copyrighted work, the amount used relative to the whole, and the effect on the potential market for the original work..

Copyright Laws and Fair Use Guidelines. Parody, educational use, and transformative works are often cited as examples of fair use..

Section 5: copyright examples. Appropriate Use: 1. Using a limited portion of a copyrighted song in a music review or critique. 2. Quoting a passage from a copyrighted book in an academic paper for the purpose of analysis and commentary..

Section 5: copyright examples. 3. Creating a parody of a copyrighted work for comedic or satirical purposes. 4. Using a copyrighted image in an educational presentation or classroom setting for teaching purposes..

Section 5: copyright examples. .Inappropriate Use: 1. Uploading an entire copyrighted movie to a video-sharing platform without permission from the copyright owner. 2. Using a substantial portion of a copyrighted photograph in a commercial advertisement without obtaining the necessary rights..

Section 5: copyright examples. 3. Reproducing and distributing an entire copyrighted article from a journal without permission, especially if it impacts the market for the original work 4. Incorporating a significant portion of a copyrighted song into a new musical composition without obtaining proper licensing..

CONCLUSION. 36. In conclusion, our exploration of digital citizenship has highlighted essential principles and practices for navigating the digital world responsibly. Let's recap the key takeaways from each section. Understanding Digital Citizenship: We began by defining digital citizenship as the responsible use of technology to engage with society. It encompasses digital literacy, ethical behavior, and online safety..

CONCLUSION. 37. Recap and Takeaways Remember t practice good netiquettes, protect your privacy online, manage your digital footprint carefully, respect copyright laws and always strive for rersponsible digital behavior.

CONCLUSION CONT’D. 38. Encouragement for responsible digital behavior: Being mindful of your actions online, we can contribute positively to digital communities and create a safer, more respectful internet environment for everyone.