For Better or Worse: The Union of Digital Citizenship & Information Literacy

Edition: 1

Copyright: 2019

Pages: 112

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The Internet has made the most enduring and significant impact on civic engagement. It provides a tool to enable us to reach out into the world in continuously expanding networks of information. The Internet allows us to link with new groups, explore new possibilities and understandings of the definition of citizenship. For Better or Worse: The Union of Digital Citizenship & Information Literacy discusses the 9 elements of becoming an upstanding digital citizen.

In addition to looking at digital citizenship, there is a need to connect this new online world with the traditional skills of literacy and the need to be information literate. Throughout For Better or Worse, the student will be exposed to varying types of literacy and the impact literacy can have on the role of being a responsible, digital citizen.

9 Elements of Digital Citizenship:

  • Digital Access
  • Digital Commerce
  • Digital Communication
  • Digital Literacy
  • Digital Etiquette
  • Digital Law
  • Digital Rights and Responsibilities
  • Digital health and Wellness
  • Digital Security

Acknowledgements
Introduction

Chapter 1: Defining Digital Citizenship
Martina Malvasi-Haines

Chapter 2: Digital Citizenship and Global Citizenship
Jessica Jordan

Chapter 3: Ethics and Digital Citizenship
Martina Malvasi-Haines

Chapter 4: How to Be a Responsible Digital Citizen
Martina Malvasi-Haines

Chapter 5: Impact of Digital Citizenship: Civic, Culture, Economic, and Politics
Martina Malvasi –Haines

Chapter 6: Defining Literacy
Jessica Jordan

Chapter 7: Information Needs and Types
Martina Malvasi-Haines

Chapter 8: Information Searching and Using Information Responsibly
Jessica Jordan

Chapter 9: Building Information Competency
Jessica Jordan

Chapter 10: The Union of Digital Citizenship and Literacy
Jessica Jordan and Martina Malvasi-Haines

Appendix
References

Jessica Jordan
Martina Malvasi-Haines

The Internet has made the most enduring and significant impact on civic engagement. It provides a tool to enable us to reach out into the world in continuously expanding networks of information. The Internet allows us to link with new groups, explore new possibilities and understandings of the definition of citizenship. For Better or Worse: The Union of Digital Citizenship & Information Literacy discusses the 9 elements of becoming an upstanding digital citizen.

In addition to looking at digital citizenship, there is a need to connect this new online world with the traditional skills of literacy and the need to be information literate. Throughout For Better or Worse, the student will be exposed to varying types of literacy and the impact literacy can have on the role of being a responsible, digital citizen.

9 Elements of Digital Citizenship:

  • Digital Access
  • Digital Commerce
  • Digital Communication
  • Digital Literacy
  • Digital Etiquette
  • Digital Law
  • Digital Rights and Responsibilities
  • Digital health and Wellness
  • Digital Security

Acknowledgements
Introduction

Chapter 1: Defining Digital Citizenship
Martina Malvasi-Haines

Chapter 2: Digital Citizenship and Global Citizenship
Jessica Jordan

Chapter 3: Ethics and Digital Citizenship
Martina Malvasi-Haines

Chapter 4: How to Be a Responsible Digital Citizen
Martina Malvasi-Haines

Chapter 5: Impact of Digital Citizenship: Civic, Culture, Economic, and Politics
Martina Malvasi –Haines

Chapter 6: Defining Literacy
Jessica Jordan

Chapter 7: Information Needs and Types
Martina Malvasi-Haines

Chapter 8: Information Searching and Using Information Responsibly
Jessica Jordan

Chapter 9: Building Information Competency
Jessica Jordan

Chapter 10: The Union of Digital Citizenship and Literacy
Jessica Jordan and Martina Malvasi-Haines

Appendix
References

Jessica Jordan
Martina Malvasi-Haines