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In this Padlet, we present a digital exhibition of the infographics created by our students on the topic of digital citizenship.

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Information about the project

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The European Declaration on Digital Rights and Principles (2022) is an agreement made by the European Union to explain how people should be treated in the digital world. It says that everyone’s rights and freedoms should be protected online, just like in real life. The declaration promotes things like privacy, safety, fairness, inclusion, and access to technology for all. Its main goal is to make sure that digital technology is used in a way that helps people and society, not harms them.

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The European Year of Digital Citizenship Education (2025) is a special initiative declared by the Council of Europe to focus on digital citizenship education throughout Europe during the year 2025. It aims to help people, especially young learners, understand how to use digital technology responsibly, safely and critically. This means learning skills like avoiding online risks (e.g., cyberbullying or misinformation), protecting privacy, showing respect for others, and taking part in democratic digital life. The year gives governments, schools, educators, young people and other groups a chance to work together, share ideas, and make plans to improve how digital citizenship is taught across countries.

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The first section of our project focuses on how to improve the efficiency and sustainability of the digital systems and devices used by our students at their schools. We have structured this section into three lesson plans.

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Digital Footprint & Reputation Management

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Mobile Phone Policies

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Impact of Digital Devices on Education (AEP)

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This infographic shows how European digital policies help make technology more sustainable. The European Union supports eco-friendly devices, green data centres, and the reuse and recycling of electronic products. It also promotes digital skills and innovation to create greener technologies. The main goal is to reduce environmental impact while using technology in a smart and responsible way.

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This infographic explains how international cooperation can help make digital technology more sustainable in Europe. By working with other countries, Europe can share ideas, create common rules, and develop greener digital solutions. International cooperation helps protect the environment while improving technology for everyone.

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This infographic presents a shared understanding of Digital Sustainability. Students discussed how digital technologies affect the environment, society, and their daily lives. They agreed that using technology responsibly means reducing environmental impact, protecting privacy, respecting others online, and making digital tools accessible to everyone. The infographic also highlights practical actions that can be taken at school and at home to use digital technologies in a more sustainable and ethical way.

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The infographic presents an overview of an eTwinning learning activity on digital sustainability. It explains that students work in small, international groups to reflect on the environmental impact of digitalisation in their own schools. The infographic clearly outlines the task—designing five concrete strategies to improve energy efficiency and reduce digital waste—and provides guidelines for the work.

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This infographic presents a set of practical proposals to improve energy efficiency and digital sustainability in schools, developed by students through collaborative work in an eTwinning context. Based on their analysis of digital device use and energy consumption in their own schools, students identified concrete strategies such as the use of renewable energy, main power switches, optimized device usage, careful selection of equipment, and motion sensors.