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J Perez's List: 3.6 Digital Citizenship Assignment
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Digital Citizenship
Using methods that you have learned this month, research how the concept of digital citizenship was used by individuals, news media and websites at federal, state and local levels.
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Dec 12, 13
The article reports on student conduct in the digital world such as text messaging. Teaching students good citizenship in the digital world began in Great Britain and is now being further developed by the nonprofit Childnet International's Digizen.org in London, England. Digizen.org offers a manual for student protocol to educators and students. The Web site and organization suggests educators teach students about citizenship and that online environments are communities where they are responsible for themselves and their actions. INSET: 9 Steps to Building a Good Digital Citizen.
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Dec 12, 13
Stephen Balkam chats with Robert Traynham of Comcast Newsmakers about the concept of digital citizenship.
-the rights and responsibilities transferred into the digital world.
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full electronic participation in society
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we need to be committed to make sure that no one is denied digital access.
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Boston Marathon Bombing 2013
Identify and explain concepts and/or elements of digital citizenship that occurred after the Boston Marathon bombing of 2013. Discuss the digital tools used and how you feel they impacted the aftermath of this tragic event.
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Dec 12, 13
The article addresses some of the unanswered questions that have emerged after the Boston Marathon bombing in April 2013. The attack venue is suggested as a great aid in answering the question of why the marathon was attacked. Given the presence of people and media, it has been presumed that the attacker was drawn to it. Reports have also emerged that a man was photographed carrying multiple backpacks near the scene of the attack
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Dec 12, 13
The article reports on the bombs that ripped through the crowds lining the route of the 2013 Boston Marathon. Two explosions occurred near the finish line of the marathon, killing two and critically wounding dozens. One of the explosions took place near Copley Square. The Boston Police has announced in a press conference that no additional bombs were found along the race route but cellphone service was disrupted in the city to prevent possible remote detonations.
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Dec 12, 13
The article reports that two bombs ripped through the crowds greeting the runners taking part in the 2013 Boston Marathon, killing three and injuring 140 spectators. An unidentified device exploded on the north side of Boylston Street roughly fifty feet from the marathon's finish line. A second device detonated ten seconds later less than a hundred yards from the site of the first explosion. A trauma surgeon has stated that those affected had injuries to their lower extremities.
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Dec 12, 13
The article reports that two bombs ripped through the crowds greeting the runners taking part in the 2013 Boston Marathon, killing two and severely injuring dozens of spectators. An unidentified device exploded on the north side of Boylston Street roughly fifty feet from the marathon's finish line. A second device detonated ten seconds later less than a hundred yards from the site of the first explosion. Police authorities have stated that no additional bombs were found along the race route.
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More than a hundred survivors
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a Boston agency that organized the 10-day French river cruise for those intimately connected to April’s events.
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Instructions Using methods that you have learned this month, research how the concept of digital citizenship was used by individuals, news media and websites at federal, state and local levels. Identify and explain concepts and/or elements of digital citizenship that occurred after the Boston ...
Updated on Dec 15, 13
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