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Digital citizenship refers to the responsible use of technology by individuals engaging with society through digital means. It encompasses nine elements, including digital etiquette, access, commerce, communication, rights, health, literacy, law, and security. The concept emphasizes the importance of participation and the evolving complexities introduced by advancements like artificial intelligence.

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Brainstorming Presentation

Digital citizenship refers to the responsible use of technology by individuals engaging with society through digital means. It encompasses nine elements, including digital etiquette, access, commerce, communication, rights, health, literacy, law, and security. The concept emphasizes the importance of participation and the evolving complexities introduced by advancements like artificial intelligence.

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Digital

Citizenship
Digital Citizenship
-refers to the responsible use of
technology by anyone who uses
computers, internet, and digital
devices to engage with society on
any level.
Nine Elements of
• Digital Etiquette: electronic
Digital Citizenship standards of conduct or procedure.
• Digital Access: full electronic • Digital Law: electronic
participation in society. responsibility for actions and deeds.

• Digital Commerce: electronic • Digital Rights and Responsibilities:


buying and selling of goods. those freedoms extended to
everyone in a digital world.
• Digital Communication:
electronic exchange of • Digital Health and Wellness:
information. physical and psychological well-
being.
• Digital Literacy: process of
teaching and learning about • Digital Security (self-protection):
technology and the use of electronic precautions to guarantee
technology. safety.
Digital Citizenship

Mcneal et al., 2007 Green, 2021


McCosker et al., 2016
Digital citizenship is not just Individuals are
Digital citizenship can
about civic responsibilities or conceptualizing digital
thus be defined as self-responsibilization, but resources as intrinsic to
simply ‘the right to rather how the digital their ability to exercise their
participate in society facilitates new forms of rights as citizens in all
online'. participation. aspects of life.
Harris and Jones, 2021 Ramos, 2022
Digital citizenship gives us
Politeness in digital an idea of world which,
spaces is often almost certainly, will
considered an become more complex
adequate measure given the enormous
impact new variables are
when defining
already having such as
active citizenship. artificial intelligence.
Thank you

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