Digital citizenship has several key components: digital access, ensuring all people can access technology without restrictions; digital communication, using the internet to connect with others worldwide; digital commerce, using the internet to advertise and sell products; digital literacy, incorporating new technologies into education; digital security, protecting personal information from hacking; digital law, enforcing laws against online crimes like bullying; digital rights, the basic rights of technology users that also require responsibility; digital etiquette, using polite manners online as in public; and digital health/wellness, being aware of how internet use can impact physical and mental well-being.

1. Digital
Citizenship
Julia McCullough

2. Digital Access
- Everyone should have fair access to
technology.

3. Digital Access
- No internet/technology use for anyone
should be limited or restricted.

4. Digital Communication
- A persons ability to communicate using the
internet through sites such as email or other
social networks.

5. Digital Communication
- Anyone who has access to the internet can
easily talk to someone else anywhere in the
world in only a matter of seconds. Digital
Communication is what connects us.

6. Digital Commerce
- Using the internet as a main source to
advertise and sell products.

7. Digital Commerce
- Other online items such as online gambling,
porn and illegally downloading music also fall
under the digital commerce element.

8. Digital Literacy
- Using the internet for education purposes,
incorporating new technology techniques into
the classroom.

9. Digital Literacy
- Learning by using different softwares or
websites, using technology to further educate
yourself.

10. Digital Security
- Being smart and protecting yourself from
being hacked and having someone steal
your personal information.

11. Digital Security
- Putting internet locks on your wifi, having
passwords that only you know to get in to
your accounts and protecting all information
from any outside source.

12. Digital Law
- Enforcing the fact that stealing peoples
information, bullying and harassment over
the internet are all still real crimes that need
to be taken very seriously.

13. Digital Law
- This goes for those people using the
internet for personal use and those who plan
to hack other people. Online crime is real
and needs to be taken seriously.

14. Digital Rights
- The basic rights you have as a technology
user.

15. Digital Rights
- With rights come responsibilities, and in
order to take advantage of the many rights
you have been granted you must act
accordingly and responsible whilst you are
online.

16. Digital Etiquette
- Using proper manners and appropriate
behaviours while online.

17. Digital Etiquette
- The polite proper behaviours you possess
in public should be the same online, just
because someone is not standing directly in
front of you does not mean they are not
there.

18. Digital Health/ Wellness
- Your actual mental and physical health in
connection to using technology.

19. Digital Health/ Wellness
- Internet addiction is a serious problem that
some people suffer with. Spending too much
time on the computer can cause posture
issues, and even damage your eyesight. You
need to be aware of how much you are really
online.