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learners may click on sites and take information at face
value. Teaching them how to evaluate online sources is
essential as they continue to consume information. It’s
also important for them to learn how to give proper credit
to sources and content they use, ensuring they respect
intellectual property and avoid plagiarism.

Digital etiquette

Digital etiquette is about using technology so that it
doesn’t negatively affect others. This includes rules
around cellphone use in class, engaging in online
discussions and respecting others online. Your school
should have rules about cyberbullying and what to do if a
learner has faced cyberbullying.

Digital law

This part of digital citizenship is related to internet laws
and legal issues surrounding technology. Learners need
to understand how those laws and issues can affect them
so they don’t commit any crimes, minor or serious. Laws
include copyright, cyberbullying laws and privacy
regulations.