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Task No. 5
 A good digital citizen uses digital tools to advance their learning and
keeps up with changing technologies. What is your understanding of this?
Explain (5 points)

Yes, indeed that a good citizen like us should use digital tools and keep up
with changing technologies. Technology has big help on us especially in learning
we should use technologies as a tool and utilize it where we can learn and can
make progress from it. As we’re living in this modern world we should be
adaptable to all changes, I do believe that every day has a lot of changes and
every day is opportunity and learning.

 What is your own understanding of “Environmental Stewardship”? How


would you apply this as a future mentor? Explain. (5 points)

Environmental Stewardship for me is our responsibility as humans to help


and be responsible for our environment. As a future educator someday, I want to
teach my students how to be responsible and appreciate the things that
surround us. We need to take of our environment because this is our home
where we live at so we should protect and conserve it for the next generation.

 How would you describe a global digital citizen? What are the task expected
from you as a global digital citizen? Explain. (5 points)

As a global digital citizen we should be respectful and mindful of the


netiquette or rules online we should observe our behaviors and be responsible
citizens, a global digital citizen must use the 5 tenets of Ribble,2017 Personal
Responsibility, Global Citizenship, Altruistic Service, Environmental Stewardship
and Digital Citizenship.

 How can you observe social, ethical, and legal responsibilities in the use of
technology tools and resources? Explain. (5 points)
As students and soon to be a teacher, we should know or understand the
acronym TECH SMART. TECH SMART stands for Take care of technology
equipment, Explore appropriate and safe sites for learning and research,
Copyright law, Fair Use Act and Creative Commons matter, Help prevent
cyberbullying, Self-image is important, Make use of netiquette, Always give credit
to original source, Remember to be effective, thoughtful and ethical digital
creators, and last but not the least is to Think. This TECH SMART will help us to
become an ethical citizen in this digital world. In this modern or digital world, we
should mindful of all the things we going to do.

 Social media can attain many things in terms of social good (Brutas, 2015). How
can social media be used to affect positive change? Explain (5 points)

Social media is very influential to the minds of everybody and we can’t


deny it because in this modern world all of us have social media we all know that
social media has a positive and negative side it depends on how we're going to
use it. Social can attain many things in terms of social good according to Brutas
(2015) yes indeed, for example as we teachers post on our social media for
example Facebook on how to become a professional teacher or we share our
experiences on how to achieve things to become a “Bonggaetan nga teachers”
so we affect positive change to other future teacher or should we say we
motivate and inspired them to become a good "bonggaetan teachers" through
the means of sharing our experiences and posting it to our social media.

 As responsible netizens, we are all expected to support a healthy interaction on


the internet. How can we do this? Explain. (5 points)

We can do this through observing and understanding netiquette or the


rules that are socially accepted online we should have the acronym of THINK
before we click, we should consider if it is TRUE, HELPFUL, INSPIRING,
NECESSARY, and KIND. We should always remember to be responsible and
respectful online because one wrong move or click can result in a bad outcome.

 Practices like flaming and trolling can transform a friendly message board into a
verbal battleground. How can you fight online rudeness and help bring courtesy
and respect back to the web? Explain. (5 points)
As a future teacher, we need to be respectful and act as a professional.
To fight online rudeness and help bring courtesy and respect to the web, we
teachers should be role models to everyone, inspire everyone teach everyone
that online rudeness is not a good thing. As a future educator someday, I want
to teach my students to be respectful and responsible in all things.

 How can you protect yourself from hacking, theft and plagiarism and keep
yourself digitally secure? Explain. (5 points)

I do believe that we ourselves must responsible for what we are doing


online to make us digitally secure because it starts with us if we are not
responsible for our accounts like passwords and works it can be a hack and can
be plagiarized. As future teachers, we should be vigilant in all things now that we
are in this digital world, we should protect ourselves from it.

Reflection
Making:

From the lesson on Social, Ethical and Legal Responsibilities in the


Use of Technology Tools and Resources, I comprehended that…

This lesson helps me to understand how to become


responsible in using Technology. Now, that we are in this
digital world we should know our responsibility as a user, we
should be vigilant and aware of all things we post online. We
should be mindful of the law and guidelines online. This lesson
helps me understand the different types of plagiarism and we
must avoid it because we are claiming others' personal works
without their permission, if we ever copy their work we must
put the references or crediting them where we get our
resources.
I. Enumeration:
Elements of Digital Citizenships (9 points)

1. Digital Access
2. Digital Commerce
3. Digital Communication
4. Digital Literacy
5. Digital Etiquette
6. Digital Law
7. Digital rights and Responsibility
8. Digital Health & Wellness
9. Digital Security

Five tenets of Global Digital Citizenship: (5 points)

 Personal Responsibility
 Global Citizenship
 Altruistic Service
 Environmental Stewardship
 Digital Citizenship

10 Types of Plagiarism Every Academic Writer to Know (10 points)

1. Clone plagiarism
2. Remix plagiarism
3. Hybrid plagiarism
4. Ctrl C plagiarism
5. Recycle plagiarism
6. Find and Replace plagiarism
7. Mashup plagiarism
8. “404 Error” plagiarism
9. Aggregator plagiarism
10. Re-Tweet plagiarism

II. Essay

 What is E-Commerce Act or RA 8972?: (3 points)

E-Commerce Act or RA 8972 was signed in July 2000. It aims to facilitate


domestic and international dealings, transactions, contracts and exchanges and
storage of information to promote the universal use of electronic transactions in
the government and general public.

 With great power comes great responsibility said by Spiderman, what is


your understanding when you relate that to teaching? (5 points)

Yes, indeed, that with great powers comes great responsibility. As a


teacher in the future, I know that I have a big responsibility to my students to
bring them to a better future, we teacher shapes and mold our learners. I do
believe that teachers are the key to the success of every children's dream,
teachers motivate, and teach young minds, we are role models to their eyes and
we should do our works and have passion and dedication on it.

Complete the Simile below: (5 points)

Copyright infringement and plagiarism are like theft because

Because we don’t own it then we easily copy it without asking permission and
crediting it to the rightful owner what if this thing happens to us, will it be okay? Of
course not, so we should be mindful of others' work because they work hard on it and
then we just plagiarize it without asking their permission or crediting their work.

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