Digital Citizenship

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Private information

it will not go away once it's online

don't share your friends' information either

keep your own information to yourself

predators can possibly find you and hurt you with this information

it's called private for a reason

No trolling

A good digital citizen is someone who keeps all important information private, is courteous to others, and uses common sense.

find a hobby

nobody will like you if you troll

the people who are angry with you will want to harm you

people will get angry with you

purposely making people angry isn't okay

Write like it counts

you will look better in the eyes of potential employers if you appear somewhat intelligent

be professional when interacting with a professor or employer

don't abbreviate words, like "omg" and "lol"

use correct grammar and punctuation at all times

employers will look down upon poor grammar

Gist

A good digital citizen is someone who keeps all important information private and utilizes general common sense to be safe.

Give credit where credit is due

plagairism is really only cheating yourself, cite your sources

don't let other people copy your work

protect your own work

professors can easily tell if you have copied

plagairism is illegal

Once it's out there, it's out there forever

this is why you need to be careful about what you say, expecially on social media

employers can and will check deleted history

this is why we don't put personal information on the internet

if you have your own website, even you delete that entire site, it can still be accessed

even if you delete your posts/information, it can still be found