Digital Citizenship

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• PSHE
• Computing
• +2
• Upper Secondary (Key Stage 4)
• Further Education (Key Stage 5)
• Lower Secondary (Key Stage 3)
• BTEC, GCSE

Introduction

Welcome to this lesson on 'Digital Citizenship'! The lesson has a deceptively large amount of slides, but this is to allow for a 'messaging effect' stylistic choice! Otherwise the animate function has been used, but in some cases this would have created a less than smooth effect. This is something to bear in mind if you are editing the lesson (it's not something to worry about it makes more sense when you run through the lesson!) There are a lot of activities here to engage learners, have fun!

Digital Citizenship

Welcome to this lesson on Digital Citizenship!

A lot of the slides here are just for the 'message effect' - the animate function would have affected the callouts but is used where possible for convenience.

If editing bear this in mind if you want the effect to be the same, and if you are looking to generate consistent backgrounds use our AI image generator (set it to 16:9, set to 'illustration' and specify something like 'teenager using a smartphone in high school'.

What do you think 'Digital Citizenship' means?

We open the lesson with a starter word cloud.

Learning Objectives

Learning Objectives

Understand what digital citizenship means

Learning Objectives

Understand what digital citizenship means

Identify how to stay safe and respectful online

Learning Objectives page. Has a learner ever been so happy to see learning objectives as the one generated here!?!

What is Digital Citizenship?

Being responsible online

What is Digital Citizenship?

Learning objectives page - easy to modify these if you need to!

Being responsible online

Respecting others

What is Digital Citizenship?

Being responsible online

Respecting others

Staying safe

What is Digital Citizenship?

Being responsible online

Respecting others

Staying safe

What is Digital Citizenship?

Making good choices

Information slide.

What are good ways to stay safe online?

A word cloud that will pool group thoughts and create further discussion.

Online Safety

Online Safety

Keep personal info private

Use strong passwords

Online Safety

Keep personal info private

Use strong passwords

Think before clicking links

Online Safety

Keep personal info private

Report anything suspicious

Use strong passwords

Think before clicking links

Online Safety

Keep personal info private

Report anything suspicious

Use strong passwords

Think before clicking links

Online Safety

Keep personal info private

Information slide.

Digital Behaviour

Digital Behaviour

Be kind and respectful

No cyberbullying

Digital Behaviour

Be kind and respectful

No cyberbullying

Think before posting

Digital Behaviour

Be kind and respectful

Your actions leave a digital footprint

No cyberbullying

Think before posting

Digital Behaviour

Be kind and respectful

Information slide.

I’m locked out of my account—can you send me your password so I can check something?

This slide sets up the next activity.

What is the best response?

I’m locked out of my account—can you send me your password so I can check something?

A

Share your password because you trust your friend

B

Ignore the message completely

C

Contact your friend through another method to verify the message

D

Send a temporary password and change it later

A multiple choice question.

Once you delete something online, it is gone forever.

A

True

B

False

A simple true or false question.

The video here supports the content and is set to start cutting out some of the intro.

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What habits will you improve?

An open question - the learner responses will appear over the blank screen.

This activity is set to anonymous but can be adjusted by the educator.

List five behaviours that make the perfect digital citizen

An open questiopn that could be conducted in groups or in pairs.

Think About Your Own Behaviour

Things I do well online

Things I need to improve

One thing I do well online

Something to improve

Think About Your Own Behaviour

A word cloud with categories to funnel learner ideas.

Key Takeaways

Be safe: protect your information

Be respectful: treat others kindly

Think before posting

Your digital footprint lasts

Information slide

Name two ways to be a good 'digital citizen'.

An open question exit ticket.

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