Digital Citizenship
This refers to responsible use of technology by anyone who uses computers or the internet.
Digital Citizenship
This is a legal protection for original works of authorship.
Copyright
Copying someone else’s work and claiming it as your own is known as this.
Plagiarism
This theory views learning as an active, constructive process.
Constructivism
In this method, students solve real-world problems as a learning tool.
Problem-based learning
This is the act of treating others with respect and kindness online.
Digital Etiquette
This term describes when you use a small portion of a copyrighted work under limited conditions.
Fair Use
This is a proper way to give credit to a source you've used.
Citation
This psychologist is known for his theory of cognitive development in children.
Jean Piaget
This term refers to a problem that doesn’t have a single correct answer.
Open-ended problem
This type of literacy includes the ability to evaluate online information critically.
Information Literacy
This type of license allows creators to share work under specific conditions.
Creative Commons
Submitting a classmate’s work as your own falls under this type of academic dishonesty.
Direct Plagiarism
In constructivism, students build knowledge through these types of experiences.
Hands-on or Authentic Experiences
In PBL, students usually work in these to enhance collaboration.
Groups or teams
The protection of your online personal data is part of this digital citizenship element.
Digital Security or Privacy
This occurs when copyrighted material is used without permission.
Copyright Infringement
Changing a few words from a source and not citing it is still this.
Plagiarism
This instructional method encourages students to explore and discover rather than being told.
Inquiry-based learning
The teacher acts in this role in a PBL classroom.
Facilitator or guide
This term describes the ethical and responsible participation in the digital world.
Digital Responsibility
Educational institutions often rely on this legal doctrine to use copyrighted works in class.
Educational Fair Use
Using your own previous work for a new assignment without permission is this.
Self-Plagiarism
This Russian psychologist emphasized the social context of learning in constructivism.
Lev Vygotsky
PBL promotes the development of these 21st-century skills.
Critical thinking and collaboration