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The purpose of this mini challenge is to explore the elements of digital citizenship with particular emphasis on those relevant to tertiary study.
Tasks
- Explore the recent tweets using the following hashtags: #digitalcitizenship, #digiciz, and #digicit.
- Compile a list of elements relating to the concept of digital citizenship.
- Login to hypothes.is. (Consult the OERu support site for help on using the Hypothes.is annotation tool.)
- Read Nine elements of digital citizenship.
- Feel free to add or reply to annotations using Hypothes.is. Remember to tag your posts using the course code: #LiDA102 (This is needed to harvest posts for the course feed.)
Outputs
Generate a table listing the nine elements of digital citizenship and identify a practical example of the element for tertiary-level study: For example:
Element
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Tertiary-study example
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Digital access
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Students from low income countries may not have reliable or affordable access to the Internet.
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Digital commerce
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Digital communication
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Digital literacy
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Digital etiquette
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Digital law
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Digital rights and responsibilities
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Digital health and wellness
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Digital security
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Share a reflection on this mini challenge by posting a comment on WENotes, for example:
- I didn’t realise the <insert element> is part of digital citizenship because …
- <insert element> is not particularly relevant for tertiary learners because …
- <insert element> is particularly relevant for tertiary learners because …
Mini challenge summary
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Stimulus resources
Purpose
The purpose of this mini challenge is to explore the elements of digital citizenship with particular emphasis on those relevant to tertiary study.
Tasks
Outputs
Generate a table listing the nine elements of digital citizenship and identify a practical example of the element for tertiary-level study: For example:
Share a reflection on this mini challenge by posting a comment on WENotes, for example:
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