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References: What Is a Digital Citizen?

  1. Digital Citizenship - Wikipedia - Defines digital citizenship and its core components including digital rights, responsibilities, etiquette, and the norms of appropriate and responsible technology use.

  2. Digital Etiquette - Wikipedia - Covers the conventions of polite behavior in digital communication, including guidelines for respectful interaction in online communities and digital spaces.

  3. Internet Safety - Wikipedia - Overview of practices and precautions for safe online behavior, including protecting personal information, recognizing threats, and age-appropriate safety strategies.

  4. Digital Citizenship in Schools by Mike Ribble, ISTE - The foundational text on the nine elements of digital citizenship, providing educators with a framework for teaching safe, ethical, and responsible technology use.

  5. Be Internet Awesome: A Cybersafety Curriculum by Google and iKeepSafe - A classroom-ready curriculum teaching children the fundamentals of digital safety through five key principles: smart, alert, strong, kind, and brave.

  6. The 5 Competencies of Digital Citizenship - ISTE - Outlines five core competencies for digital citizenship (Inclusive, Informed, Engaged, Balanced, Alert) and argues for a positive, empowering approach rather than a list of prohibitions.

  7. Digital Citizenship Curriculum - Common Sense Education - A free, research-backed K-12 curriculum with over 140 lessons covering digital citizenship topics including online safety, privacy, cyberbullying, and media literacy.

  8. Digital Safety Resources for Families - Google Be Internet Awesome - Family-focused resources including downloadable guides and interactive tools that help parents and children practice safe and responsible internet use together.

  9. ISTE Standards for Students - International Society for Technology in Education - The widely adopted framework defining what students should know and be able to do with technology, including the Digital Citizen standard for safe, legal, and ethical behavior.

  10. Talking to Kids and Teens about Security and Privacy - National Cybersecurity Alliance - Practical guidance for parents and educators on discussing digital safety with young people, covering personal information protection and recognizing online threats.


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