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Digital Citizenship Matching

AB
USETechnology to gather information, communicate, or to have fun
ENGAGEin th eworld through social media. Crowdsource and Inquire
RESPECTothers 'point of view on the Internet. Accept what they say as meaningful and then explain why you disagree
GIVEthe author credit for the work you use
VOICERespectfully give your opinion through a technological venue.
SIFTthrough the resources you have gathered online.
SEEKFind different voices and points of view on a topic.
INCLUDEall who wish to join.
LISTENto what others are saying. Engage in active listening techniques.
RESEARCHa topic using all kinds of works.
CREDIBILITYdetermine if the source is credible.
MASTERthe use of computer, mobile, and other types of technology.
CREATEa blog, wiki, or other platform to voice your opinion or findings
PARTICIPATEin other cultures through the internet.
STANDagainst cyber bullying.
DISSEMINATEuseful information.
NETWORKwith experts in the field. Skype, FaceTime, Google Hangout with experts. Bring the experts to the classroom through a digital medium.
IDENTIFYBe able to identify internet scams and spams.
CROSS REFERENCEall sources, Don't just take their work for it.
UTILIZEproper online etiquette and caution when talking to people you do not knowcaution when talking to people you do not know.
MAINTAINyour privacy. Do not share personal information, and other private information.
SETprivacy settings
LIMITyour time sitting. Move around, Don't forget to exercite
TALKto someone if you meet someone online or read something that disturbs you.
ACCESSthe technology when you are suppose to. Ground rules may need to be set.
EXPLOREwhat other students are doing around the world. Have fun and embrace new technological abilities.


Instructional Technology Resource Teacher
District Office
Lebanon, VA

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