Moving Global by Nathan

ncarlson35829 — 2014-08-21 18:44:16 UTC

Digital Access- Digital access is a general explanation of how not every person gets the same opportunities to use technology throughout their schools and classrooms. It gives the pros on having digital access and explains how other citizens don't acquire the same digital access when they deserve that right. Digital access is applied everyday because certain schools who are better financially get these wonderful opportunities whereas, others who are not so lucky do not.

NathanCarlson — 2014-08-25 18:26:00 UTC

Digital communication- Digital communication can best be described as the way others interact with each other over specific access points. Whether it be positive or negative people need to learn how to communicate over these many sources respectfully and responsibly.

NathanCarlson — 2014-08-25 18:32:42 UTC

Digital communication- This can best be described as learning how to be more respectful and responsible to others over the internet. Many people aren't adapted to this technology so they personally believe that no matter what they say there will be no consequences. They are sorely mistaken because there are many rules and laws that support these resources and for people to not abuse this special privilege. A good example would be someone posting on a social media network and another person responds to the most in a rude manner that offends the other person.

NathanCarlson — 2014-08-25 18:44:33 UTC

Digital etiquette- This is one of the most important issues in digital citizenship. People act according to how they interact with these new systems whether it be positive or negative. They need to be taught the appropriate way to behave on such sites. It's like teaching a child how to behave in a fancy

restaurant . They need to learn how to behave and act respectfully among their new enviroment. Otherwise there would be chaos everywhere if no one knew how to be repectful to one another.