Digital citizenship education aims to teach students how to use technology in a responsible and ethical manner, fostering positive online behavior and promoting digital well-being.

While cyberbullying prevention is an important issue related to digital citizenship, it is not considered a core component of digital citizenship education, which primarily focuses on teaching students how to use technology responsibly and ethically.

Digital literacy encompasses the skills and knowledge necessary to effectively find, evaluate, and use digital information, including understanding how to use technology to communicate, collaborate, and solve problems.

To protect your personal information online, it is important to use strong passwords, be cautious about what information you share, and use a VPN when connecting to public Wi-Fi.

Responsible digital behavior includes respecting others' privacy online, avoiding cyberbullying and hate speech, and being aware of your digital footprint.

The digital divide refers to the gap between those who have access to technology and those who do not.

Digital citizenship education aims to promote responsible and ethical use of technology, not increase the risk of cyberbullying.

Digital storytelling, digital collaboration, and digital communication are all ways of using technology to create and share information, ideas, and experiences.

Digital etiquette encompasses appropriate language, respect for privacy and intellectual property, and avoiding spam and unsolicited messages.

Digital competence refers to the ability to understand and use technology effectively, including the ability to find, evaluate, and use digital information.

Digital citizens have a responsibility to use technology responsibly and ethically, which includes avoiding the spread of misinformation and hate speech.

Digital collaboration, digital communication, and digital networking are all ways of using technology to engage with others in a meaningful way.

Responsible digital behavior includes using strong passwords, being aware of your digital footprint, and avoiding online scams and phishing attempts.

Digital creativity, digital innovation, and digital problem-solving are all ways of using technology to solve problems and create new solutions.

Digital citizenship education aims to promote responsible and ethical use of technology, not increase the risk of cyberbullying.