Digital Citizenship
How many are the elements of digital citizenship?
There are 9 elements in the digital citiizenship
Copyright infringement is copying someone else's work or ideas and pretending they are your own.
False
It is a display information written with chalk
Writing Board
Typically refers to a conventional educational setting where teaching and learning occur in a physical space, often in a formal, structured environment.
Traditional classroom
This is the ability to type, use a mouse, and other computer skills.
Digital Citizenship
If someone is using someone’s work without permission, even if you give credit, then you are subjected to copyright infringement.
True
It is a large tablet or a pad of paper, usually on a tripod or stand.
Flip Chart
Students actively participate in their learning process, take responsibility for their education, and engage in activities that foster critical thinking, collaboration, and problem-solving.
Student-centered learning classroom
This refers to the ability to effectively use technology and navigate the internet to find and understand information.
Digital Literacy
Plagiarism is about honesty and giving credit, while copyright infringement is about legal rights and permission.
True
This is a table that contains objects and/or scenes related to the current season, or upcoming festival or a symbol of an ecosystem.
Nature Table
Students ask questions, conduct research, and find solutions on their own or in collaboration with peers, promoting a deeper understanding of the material.
Student centered learning classroom
Students today have more ways than ever to connect with others online whether through texting, email, social media platforms, or interactive features in online games.
Digital communication
Anna copied a friend's essay and submitted it as her own for a school project. Is this copyright infringement or plagiarism?
Plagiarism
It typically refers to a foldable display board with sections that fold in a twisting pattern, allowing it to be expanded for display purposes and then easily collapsed for storage.
Zigzag Board
They learn content at home (via videos or readings) and apply their knowledge in class through activities, discussions, or projects.
Student-centered classroom
The digital world operates under a set of rules. As users, we are entitled to certain rights but these come with responsibilities. Online platforms have guidelines and policies in place, and our actions in these spaces can carry consequences, holding us accountable for how we behave and interact.
Digital Rights and Responsibilities
Emily created a video for her blog using free images from the internet and background music from a popular artist, which she didn't credit or license. Is she guilty of plagiarism, copyright infringement, or both?
Copyright infringement
It is a useful tool in teaching because they provide a visual or tangible way to explain abstract or difficult content. They can be physical or conceptual, depending on the subject matter.
Model
The teacher has control over the class, setting rules and maintaining discipline.
Traditional classroom