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Digital citizenship is can be defined as the “norms of behavior with regard to technology use.” It encompasses digital literacy, ethics, etiquette, online safety, norms, rights, culture and more.

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Poster: Post this poster in classrooms and/or near computers to remind students of the characteristics of a digital citizen.

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You are responsible for what you post. Once you post it's public forever.

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This poster should be shared with families to promote the importance of being smart and using good judgement on the internet at home.

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Kiddle is a safe search engine, offering a safe web, image, and video search. Results are vetted by editors.

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Get advice and information to help protect your children from dangers lurking in both the online and offline worlds.

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Digital Citizenship Resources for the Home

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Digital Citizenship Resources for the Home

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It's Time to Have "The Talk"

You don't have to be an expert on texting, Instagram, Minecraft -- or whatever else your kids are into -- to have The Talk. Start by reading up on what's going on in your kids' world (for younger kids and older kids). Ask them to show you what they like online, and why. Make sure to listen :) Then, express a few basic expectations, with the understanding that this isn't a one-and-done kind of chat. Good luck (you'll be fine)!

Here are the 5 basics to cover during The Talk:

Try to instill a sense of empathy in your kids. Remember: there's someone else on the other side of the screen.

Keep private things private.

Talk about what's OK for kids to share online and what's not.

Don't believe everything you see.

Just because it's online doesn't make it true. Not everybody is who they say they are.

Think before you post. Use privacy settings.

Stand up for others.

If someone's getting bullied or picked on, speak up, report it, or reach out.

Download these tips. For more questions (and answers!), check out our Parent Concerns resources.

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Digital Citizenship Resources for the Home | Common Sense Media

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It's Time to Have "The Talk" You don't have to be an expert on texting, Instagram, Minecraft -- or whatever else your kids are into -- to have The Talk. Start by reading up on what's going on in your kids' world (for younger kids and older kids).

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The sooner we teach our kinders about Digital Citizenship the better.

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Digital Citizenship in Kindergarten (1 Device Lesson)