About This Course
The Internet has changed the way that people connect, communicate, and conduct business. The digital age has provided many benefits, but it does have a downside. Given the sheer volume of digital information that we send and receive each day, it is important to learn basic citizenship skills. These skills will help prevent missteps and keep your digital relationships running smoothly.Please login.
Learning Objectives
The Internet has changed the way that people connect, communicate, and conduct business.
The digital age has provided many benefits, but it does have a downside.
Given the sheer volume of digital information that we send and receive each day, it is important to learn basic citizenship skills.
These skills will help prevent missteps and keep your digital relationships running smoothly.
Curriculum
10h
What Is Digital Citizenship?
Digital citizenship refers to the responsible use of technology and the internet. It encompasses understanding digital rights, online etiquette, privacy, and safety, empowering individuals to navigate the digital world effectively.
Being a Good Citizen
Being a good digital citizen involves respecting others online, contributing positively to digital communities, protecting personal information, promoting inclusivity, and understanding the impact of one’s actions in the digital space.
Best Practices for Sharing
Best practices for sharing online include verifying information before posting, respecting copyright and privacy, using appropriate platforms for content, engaging constructively with others, and fostering a respectful and inclusive digital environment.
Networking and Personal Branding (I)
Networking and personal branding involve building meaningful connections and promoting oneself authentically. It requires effective communication, showcasing expertise, engaging with communities, and consistently presenting a positive image across digital platforms.
Networking and Personal Branding (II)
Continuing with networking and personal branding involves leveraging social media, attending events, sharing valuable content, and actively engaging with others in your field to enhance visibility and establish credibility.
Digital Security and Safety (I)
Digital security and safety involve protecting personal information online through strong passwords, secure connections, and regular software updates. Awareness of potential threats helps users navigate the digital landscape securely and confidently.
Digital Security and Safety (II)
Further enhancing digital security and safety includes recognizing phishing attempts, using two-factor authentication, being cautious with public Wi-Fi, and educating oneself about privacy settings to safeguard personal data effectively.
Dealing with the Dark side
Dealing with the dark side of digital citizenship involves recognizing online harassment, misinformation, and cyberbullying. It requires promoting awareness, implementing reporting mechanisms, and fostering a culture of respect and support within digital communities.
Digital Etiquette (I)
Digital etiquette refers to the set of guidelines for respectful and responsible online behavior. It includes communicating thoughtfully, respecting others' privacy, and adhering to platform-specific norms to foster positive interactions.
Digital Etiquette (II)
Continuing digital etiquette involves being mindful of tone and context in communications, avoiding excessive negativity, practicing empathy, and engaging constructively, ensuring interactions contribute to a respectful and inclusive online environment.
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