Krecel Kaye T.

Pacya

1) What does it mean to be global digital citizens?

-Global digital citizen means active participation in the digital world and responsible, ethical and safe use
of technology.

2) Why do we need to be global digital citizens?

-Global digital citizenship is important because it enables us to access information, communicate and
collaborate with others, empower ourselves, develop digital skills, use technology responsibly and
prepare for the future. It promotes knowledge, understanding, inclusion and positive change in a
globalized and interconnected world.

3) What are the elements of digital citizenship?

-The elements of digital citizenship can be summarized as follows:

 Digital Literacy: Having the skills and knowledge to navigate and use digital technologies
effectively and responsibly.
 Online Safety: Taking measures to protect oneself and others from online threats, such as
cyberbullying and identity theft.
 Respect and Inclusion: Treating others with respect and empathy in online interactions,
promoting inclusivity, and avoiding discrimination or hate speech.
 Digital Footprint: Being aware of the impact of our online activities and the digital trail we leave
behind, and managing our digital presence responsibly.
 Cybersecurity: Taking steps to protect digital devices and information from unauthorized access
or theft.
 Global Awareness: Recognizing the global nature of the digital world, engaging in respectful
dialogue, and embracing diverse perspectives and cultures.
Source: Digital Citizenship Institute

4) What are the digital rights and responsibilities?

A) Digital Rights:

 Freedom of Expression: The right to express opinions and ideas freely online, while respecting
the rights and dignity of others.
 Privacy: The right to control and protect personal information and data online, including the
right to know how data is collected and used.
 Access to Information: The right to access and seek information online, ensuring equal
opportunities for education, knowledge, and participation.
 Digital Safety: The right to be protected from online threats, such as cyberbullying, harassment,
and identity theft.
  Copyright and Intellectual Property: The right to respect and protect the intellectual property of
others, including giving proper attribution and seeking permission when using or sharing
copyrighted material.

B) Digital Responsibilities:

 Respect for Others: Respecting the rights, dignity, and privacy of others in online interactions,
and refraining from engaging in cyberbullying, harassment, or hate speech.
 Ethical Use of Technology: Using digital technologies in an ethical and responsible manner,
adhering to legal and ethical guidelines, and avoiding activities that may harm others or violate
their rights.
 . Digital Literacy: Developing and maintaining digital literacy skills to critically evaluate
information, identify misinformation, and make informed decisions online.
 Security and Safety: Taking measures to protect personal information, devices, and networks
from unauthorized access, and being cautious of online scams, phishing attempts, and malicious
activities.
 . Digital Citizenship: Contributing positively to the digital community, promoting inclusivity, and
engaging in respectful and constructive online dialogue.
 Digital Footprint: Being aware of the impact of online activities and the digital trail we leave
behind, and managing our digital presence responsibly.
 Cybersecurity: Taking steps to protect digital devices and information from unauthorized access
or theft.
 Responsible Content Creation: Creating and sharing content that is accurate, respectful, and
does not infringe upon the rights of others.
 Online Civic Engagement: Participating in online communities, advocating for causes, and using
digital platforms to promote positive change.