Digital Citizenship (Year 4) Rings of Responsibilty

Source : https://www.commonsense.org/education/digital-citizenship/lesson/your-rings-of-responsibility

Learning Objectives:

• Examine both in-person and online responsibilities.
• Describe the Rings of Responsibility as a way to think about how our behavior affects ourselves and others.
• Identify examples of online responsibilities to others.

1. What responsibilities do you have to yourself?
2. What responsibilities do you have to your community?
3. What responsibilities do you have to your world?

Quiz

Handout or adapt the task.

Adapted Task : On your whiteboard, draw the rings. Shade the rings that applies from the statements below. Alternative adaptation: Write the number of the statement in the ring.

Which of these statements do you have to yourself, your community or your world?

1. I make careful choices about the media I use.

2. I never call people mean names, online or in-person.

3. I don’t share photos, videos, or information about other people unless I have their permission.

4. I know that not everything I see online is true.

5. I don’t copy or share someone else’s work and say that I created it.

6. I ask an adult I trust before sharing private information online.