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The pace of the development of new technology is accelerating, and we find ourselves becoming increasingly dependent on technology to communicate with each other. As a result, we find ourselves spending more and more time living in a ‘digital world’.
Clearly, for many people, online interactions are replacing real world one-to-one interactions. Therefore, it is vital that the concept of ‘Digital Citizenship’ is understood. The appropriate use of technology needs to be appreciated by everyone.
Unfortunately, we often see people misusing and abusing technology, and not realizing it. The fact that users don’t understand their rights and responsibilities as a digital citizen, and do not know what is appropriate technology usage, is a major issue that must be addressed.
Learning Objectives:
- Define digital citizenship and what it means to be a good digital citizen
- Describe the nine elements of digital citizenship
- Recognize the impact of digital interactions
- Identify the digital footprint and its consequences
- Demonstrate how to conduct oneself in the digital world
- Analyze ethical dilemmas in digital environments
- Create a plan for maintaining a positive digital footprint
- Develop a personal digital citizenship philosophy
How You Will Benefit:
- Increased awareness of digital impact
- Development of ethical decision-making skills
- Improved online conduct and safety
- Proactive digital footprint management
- Mitigate the negative effects of technology misuse and abuse
Who Should Attend:
- Anyone who interacts with the digital world can benefit from learning how to be safe, responsible and ethical online
Prerequisites: None
Course Format: Live instructor led (synchronous)
Course Duration: 8 hours