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Assignment: DigiTeen Introduction
After reading some introductions from other students in the project:

1. Look at the rubric so that you will know how the introduction will be graded (advanced is worth the most points, beginning is worth the least points). 2. Write 5 - 10 (or more) sentences to introduce yourself. 3. Pay particular attention to correct spelling, capitalization and punctuation - this is SCHOOL WRITING, not TEXT writing.



//Hello my name is Wyatt Denman. I currently have a cast on my right arm. I was born June 9, 1999 in Illinois. From there my family moved to Iowa. My mom and dad are divorced, dad living in Maquoketa and mom living in Anamosa, which is where I'm at right now living with my mom. I have one small dog Jake that I love very much that lives with my dad. He is very playful and funny.//

= Wyatt D's Home Page for Technical Literacy =

This is the space you will use to complete individual assignments.
= Assignment: Digital Footprint / Digital Citizenship =

Title your post: Digital Footprint / Digital Citizenship

Explain what a digital footprint is

Explain what digital citizenship means

Give some positive examples of digital citizenship

Give some negative examples of digital citizenship

Extra points if you explain how digital citizenship is related to social responsibility or social contracts

A digital footprint is were you leave a trail of cookies. Cookies are trails of websites that you have visited, like a social network such as facebook or twitter. Even if you erase the history it's still there, just not on your memory that you can see.
 * Digital Footprint / Digital Citizenship**

Digital citizenship means being nice to another person online. It also means respecting each others work that they do online and their privacy of their profile so you shouldn't say or type to one another what you don't want to be typed to you. Digital Citizenship is like manners, but on the internet.

Positive examples of good Digital Citizenship would be to try to keep school conversations on track and not making off subject remarks. You should only say good words or questions to one another also instead of bad language. Don't make fun of religion or heritage either, that can get you into trouble.

Negative examples of Digital Citizenship would be saying bad words to another person. Or making fun of another person because of their name of place that they live. One more negative example would be saying a random remark over and over when the person you are doing it to doesn't like you doing that to them.