Digital Citizenship and You

Living in an interconnected world brings users of technology great opportunities and great responsibility, as well. It is no longer enough to know simply how technology works, but students must also grapple with the broader concepts of digital rights and ethics. Each book in this series correlates closely to curricular standards for students to become digital citizens. These include managing their digital identity, engaging safely with technology, and managing one's data and privacy. Backed by practical activities to reinforce these concepts, these texts show readers how to engage responsibly and ethically with technology, the key to success in our digital world. Features include: Each book includes three project ideas that help students put the concepts of good digital citizenship into practice. Back matter includes a directory of technology camps and organizations that offer digital learning courses. Closely correlates to International Society for Technology in Education's Standards for Students and the Computer Science Teachers Association's K through 12 Computer Science Standards.