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Digital Citizenship - Coggle Diagram
Digital Citizenship
Demonstrating Netiquette and Professionalism with basic rules
Don't send a message using acronyms unless the recipient will understand them
Don't send a message using all caps unless you actually intend to be yelling
Do not send someone's message to a third party unless you have permission to do so
Do not tag a person in a photo and post online unless that person has given to permission to do so
Do not put a private message on a person's public wall/page
If you disagree with somebody online, just don't say anything to them because it is a waste of time and unnecessary
Always take a second thought before posting something online because there can be negative long term effects; think before you click
If a friend shows/tells you something to you online, then do not go spreading it to other people unless they give you permission
If you know somebody that is being cyberbullied, then stand up for them because this will help to stop the foul behavior faster
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Another good video from class that simplifies what do if cyberbullying occurs
If you receive a hurtful message, simply do not respond and show an adult
When online, simply treat other the way you want to be treated. Just like you would in person.
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https://youtu.be/6dRoclqDJh0
This a great video from class that shows basic online rules etiquette
Managing your Digital Footprint
Browsing in "incognito" mode helps with not recording history, but you're still trackable
Using a Virtual Private Network (VPN) will help to truly protect your browsing information. VPNs give you online privacy by creating a private network from a public internet connection
Clear your history and cookies through your browsing settings
Cookies are online and are usually on websites. They save your information so that if you go back to that website, it knows you've been there before.
Using "duckduckgo" for searching and browsing does not track you, like Google does
Turn off YouTube history
Turn off Amazon History
Knowing and Following the Law
Plagiarism
According to Mr. C, Wikipedia defines plagiarism as the ""wrongful appropriation" and "stealing and publication" of another author's "language, thoughts, ideas, or expressions" and the representation of them as one's own original work."
If you plagiarize, you're breaking copyright law
According to Mr. C, Wikipedia defines Copyright as "a legal right created by the law of a country that grants the creator of an original work exclusive rights for its use and distribution. This is usually only for a limited time."
The Children's Internet Protection Act (CIPA), requires that schools and libraries filter inappropriate content from children
CIPA also blocks some online material from adults as well
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) protects the information of the students from the public
Protecting your Information/Internet Safety
Ways to Protect your Online Information
Turn on safe searches in Google and YouTube. This will keep searches restricted and block inappropriate searches
Use adblockplus. Using this extension will help to block annoying and inappropriate ads when online
Verify that a website is secure. An easy way to do this is to check at the beginning of the URL if there is an "s" at the end of "https", the "s" stands for "secure"
Secure wireless network or Wi-Fi at home. This will prevent unauthorized people from using and hijacking the network that you use
Encrypt your data. Encrypting data is a way of converting your data in a format than can only be viewed or read
Back up your data. Backing up your data is a way of saving a copy of your information incase something happens to your original copy of info
Always password protect your accounts with a unique and complex password with a mixture of lowercase and uppercase letters as well as numbers
This is a good example of what your password should not look like
Avoid clicking on random links that you receive because cybercriminals can trick people into clicking on a link from your bank for example or another legit organization
