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-Everyone including parents, teachers, administrators etc. needs to be willing to model good etiquette skills and buy into the process

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- “Schools should consider creating courses on digital citizenship” (Digital Law, 2013). Teaching digital law in the classroom will have students know what is legal and illegal to do.

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What can happen if there are no digital etiquette skills?

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What can happen if there are no digital etiquette skills?

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-Cyber bullying
-Inappropriate language used online

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Digital law also helps protect people from copyright infringement, hacking, or illegal file sharing.

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-Having proper resources can enhance a students learning.
-Allows teachers and students to take advantage of assistive technology.

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Kids start using technology at a young age, therefore we need to teach it in our schools

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Digital Citizenship

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-Digital Access supports electronic access for everyone.

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-Digital Access works toward equal rights.

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- It encompasses legal topics such as intellectual property and copyright law, as well as issues regarding appropriate use (e.g. plagiarism)” (Digital Law)

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-Digital Access can be defined as full electronic participation in society.

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-Digital etiquette is the proper rules and standards of concepts while using devices involving technology