LINES OF INQUIRY
1. What it means to be a digital citizen.
2. How to navigate the online community safely and smartly.
3. Appropriate and responsible digital citizenship.
When you use someone' s research for your school project you have to say where you got your information from. It can come from a book, a database or an internet source. At GGS we use SLASSA Citation Tool. The film below will explain why we do Citations and how they can be organised.
The above Copyright film is from the U.S.A, but what is tells us is also relevant here in Australia.
SEARCH HINTS:
Brain Pop Jnr: search for "Digital Etiquette", "Internet Safety" and "E-mail".
Britannica: search "citizenship": How can you transfer these ideas online?
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There are a few places to go when we want to get free images and music.
You can also search Google Images ethically too: go to the tools and change usage rights to Creative Commons Licenses.
