Week 11 · 45-60 min

Digital Citizenship and Ethics

Week Summary

A quick preview of the main ideas in this week before you begin the slides.

Review these key terms before starting this week. They are kept simple so students can learn the new vocabulary before moving into the slides.

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Learning goal

Understand responsible and ethical behavior in digital spaces.

Read one card at a time. Focus on the main idea first, then look at the visual on the right to help it stick.

Digital citizenship means responsible and ethical use of technology.

It includes respect, safety, and legal behavior online.

Digital actions affect real people and communities.

Good digital citizens think before acting online.

It applies in school, work, and personal life.

Remember

Being online responsibly is part of being a responsible member of a community.

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Coming Next Week: Next: Digital Toolkit Review

Complete the "My Digital Toolkit" project across weeks 11-12.

Day 1-2: Draft a one-page resume in a word processor using proper formatting, headings, and bullet points.
Day 3-4: Build a simple personal or household budget spreadsheet using SUM, AVERAGE, and IF formulas.
Day 5: Organize both files into a clearly named folder structure with a backup copy.
Day 6-7: Write a one-page internet safety and digital citizenship reflection about risks, habits, and takeaways.
Day 8: Draft a professional email to a simulated teacher attaching the resume and budget.
Day 9: Swap projects with a classmate for peer review on formatting, clarity, and file organization.
Day 10: Present the toolkit and explain the choices you made.