Week 6 MIDTERM Flashcards

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It refers to the responsible and ethical use of technology, particularly the internet and digital devices, by individuals

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Digital Citizenship

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It encompasses a range of skills, knowledge, and attitudes that empower people to use digital tools and platforms safely, responsibly, and effectively.

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Digital Citizenship

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What are the key aspect of digital citizenship

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Digital Literacy
Online Safety
Cyberbullying Awareness and Prevention
Respectful Communication
Intellectual Property
Digital Footprint
Critical Thinking

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Understanding how to use digital tools, navigate online platforms, and critically evaluate information found on the internet.

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Digital Literacy

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It is crucial for making informed decisions and avoiding misinformation.

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Digital Literacy

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Being aware of potential online risks, such as cyberbullying, identity theft, and scams, and taking steps to protect oneself and others from these threats

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Online Safety

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Recognizing and preventing online harassment and bullying

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Cyberbullying Awareness and Prevention

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Digital citizens promote a positive online environment and intervene when they witness inappropriate behavior.

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Cyberbullying Awareness and Prevention

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Engaging in online interactions with respect and empathy.

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Respectful Communication

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This includes being mindful of language and tone, and treating others online as one would in face-to-face interactions.

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Respectful Communication

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Understanding and respecting copyright and intellectual property laws.

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Intellectual Property

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This includes giving credit to creators, not plagiarizing content, and following legal guidelines when using or sharing digital content.

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Intellectual Property

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Recognizing that actions taken online contribute to one’s digital footprint, which can have long-term consequences.

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Digital Footprint

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Being mindful of what is posted, shared, and commented on can impact personal and professional reputations.

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Digital Footprint

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Developing the ability to critically evaluate information found online, including distinguishing between reliable and unreliable sources.

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Critical Thinking

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This skill is essential for making informed decisions and avoiding the spread of misinformation. .

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Critical Thinking

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Refer to the fundamental rights and freedoms that individuals have in the digital realm, encompassing their online activities, data, and interactions.

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Digital Rights

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It revolve around the ethical and conscientious use of digital tools and platforms.

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Digital Responsibility

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RIGHT: Individuals have the right to express their thoughts and opinions freely online.

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Freedom of Expression

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RESPONSIBILITY: Expression should be respectful, avoiding hate speech and discrimination. Responsible use of freedom of expression considers the potential impact on others and the community.

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Freedom of Expression

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RIGHT: Everyone has the right to access information and participate in digital society.

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Access to Information

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RESPONSIBILITY: Efforts should be made to bridge the digital divide, ensuring that technology is accessible to all. Information sharing should be done responsibly, without spreading misinformation.

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Access to Information

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RIGHT: Users have the right to equal access to all online content and services.

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Net Neutrality

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RESPONSIBILITY: Advocacy for policies that promote ____________. Avoiding practices that discriminate against certain types of content or users.

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Net Neutrality

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RIGHT: Creators have the right to control and benefit from their digital creations.
Digital Property Rights
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RESPONSIBILITY: Respecting copyright laws, giving proper attribution, and not engaging in piracy or unauthorized distribution of digital content.
Digital Property Rights
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Refers to the study and practice of responsible and ethical behavior in the digital realm.
Digital Ethics
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Involves understanding and addressing the moral and social implications of technology, digital interactions, and data-driven decision-making.
Digital Ethics