Digital Citizenship

1. Ashley Miles

2. The right and wrong of how you should act
with your technology usage and online
presence.
As a guide, use the 9 Key P’s
Password, Privacy, Personal Information,
Photographs, Property, Permission,
Protection, Professionalism, and Personal
Brand

3. Strong
Does not use the username, have any
repeats and uses a variety of numbers, letters,
and symbols
ex. #m17E5, <9Ejk*m+
Weak
Is a password from another site, has
repeating letters, uses chronological order
ex. 12345, pa55word

4. Protect yourself from identity theft
making your birthday and hometown
public is 98% of what identity thefts need
keeping things private online is same as
keeping things private in person, if you don’t
want everybody to have your phone number,
do not make it public.

5. 1. Identity thieves now also know what you
look like
2. Not paying attention to appropriate
pictures can hurt you with your future
employer
3. Embarrassment and cyber-bulling could
occur with a friend if you were not given
permission to post a picture of them

6. Using information from other sites without
citing the sources is plagiarism
Plagiarism = Illegal
Remember to always
1. Get Permission
2. Give Credit where it’s due

7. Computers need cleaning too!
Software needs to be picked through using a
special program in order to make sure your
identity is not stolen.
ex. Malware

8. Your personal brand is your first impression
online. Be sure to remember netiquette
guidelines and your online environment.
Your “digital tattoo” is impossible
to erase, be sure to triple check your
actions!