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1. 9 elements of digital citizenship.

   By: Buthaina AlMana 6B
2. 1. Digital access: Every one using technology needs to know that not everything is for free, something's have limits, like websites, some websites can only be working for about 3-5 hours.
3. 2. Digital commerce: Some websites are not trustable to buy things from there. It is much safer to actually buy it yourself. what they might do is take your credit card number and they might hack it and look at your Credit Card Number.
4. Digital communication: Long time ago there were limits to communication. But now we have all different networks to communicate with people like e-mail, direct messages, or texting with phones.
5. Digital literacy: This just means knowing how to use the technology and learning what to use and when. Also it is teaching what could be the use of technology.
6. Digital Etiquette: In this rule I think people shouldn’t be talking to strangers on the internet and I think if people talk to strangers , they shouldn't’t reply back to them.
7. Digital law: I think that this just means that people shouldn’t plagiarize over the internet and that the people shouldn't’t steal work from other people around the world.
8. Digital rights and responsibilities: I think that in this rule it means that digital citizens have the right to privacy and that they can say something's to the people so that everyone can be productive and useful.
9. Digital health and wellness: Some people can be addicted to the laptop and to the internet so that will be harmful to their bodies and their health because if you look way to close to the computer, your eyes may hurt. Also if you sit too much on the coach, you can be really lazy and that you wont to physical exercise or any exercise.
10. Digital security: There are new devices that can track down peoples location and information just by saying one thing and sending it publicly on social networking sites.