Digital and Cyber Literacy - 103431
Digital and Cyber Literacy - 103431
Digital and Cyber Literacy - 103431
Digital/
Cyber
Literacy
Reporters: Alarcon John Carlo
Sanglay, Aica
Villete, Marissa
Learning Objectives
Define digital/cyber literacy and cyber
security
Elaborate on cyber citizenship
Determine netiquette and safety use of
digital media
Identify common computer threats and
the corresponding fixing solutions
Elucidate cyber bullying and cybercrimes
Learning Objectives
Examine internet exploration, source citation, research and
data gathering protocol and website evaluation
Cite how digital/cyber literacy may be integrated with
teaching-learning
Draw relevant life lessons and significant values from
personal experiences on digital risks and consequences
Analyze research abstract on digital/cyber literacy and its
implications to the teaching/learning process
Produce and evaluate a digital tool that may be utilized in the
classroom.
Activity
Dilemma to be resolved:
After swimming class, a student, who was given consent by her classmate,
took a video of the latter in the comfort room while changing her swimsuit.
Suddenly, the video came out with the student’s nude body and was viewed
by many, including her family and friends. Being affected by such malicious
scandal, the said student’s family immediately confronted the school to
hear explanations from those concerned. Upon investigation, they found
out that the one, who took the video, had mistakenly passed the button of
the cellphone marked “video share” that made it accessible to all accounts
registered in the contacts right away, which caused its immediate
spreading.
Who do you think has the
main liable on this issue- the
Ask girl who allowed someone to
take the video of her nude
Yourself body or the one who caused its
widespread? Justify. How
should this matter be
resolved?
What Is Digital
Literacy?
According to Wikipedia, digital
literacy is the set of competencies
required for full participation in
society that includes knowledge,
skills, and behaviors involving the
effective use of digital devices for
purposes of communication,
expression, collaboration and
advocacy.
Digital literacy is an individual’s ability to access both information
and methods of communication through technological tools, such as
smartphones, tablets, laptops, desktop PC’s. While digital literacy is
initially focused on digital skills and stand-alone computers, its focus
has shifted to network devices, including the internet and the use of
social media.