🎯 Learning Intention

I will apply my understanding of digital footprint, privacy, and reputation to realistic online scenarios and refine my own work for the week.

✅ Success Criteria

I can make informed choices in simulated online situations and show at least one improvement in my portfolio or assignments.

🌍 Why Are We Learning This?

It’s not enough to know digital citizenship concepts — you need to practice making smart, responsible choices so they become habits.

🧠 Warm-Up – Tech Journal Prompt

💡 This week, what’s one digital habit you started to improve? What change did you make, or plan to make, because of what you learned?

📚 Word(s) of the Day (Tech+ Domain 4.0 & 5.0)

1. Digital Citizenship in Action
   • Definition: Using technology responsibly, ethically, and effectively in real situations.
   • Sentence: “Refusing to share unverified news was an example of digital citizenship in action.”
2. Decision-Making
   • Definition: Choosing between different options based on available information and desired outcomes.
   • Sentence: “Good digital decision-making means thinking about both short-term and long-term effects.”

📣 Formative Lecture & Guided Discussion (5 min)

• Quick review:
  • Active vs. passive data generation
  • Privacy settings and trackers
  • Digital reputation
• Explain today’s structure: scenario challenge → peer discussion → portfolio/project work