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Digital citizens have the right to access online information, resources, and educational tools. They have the right to access their own personal information. They have the right to express themselves in free but nonabusive ways. Digital citizens also have the right to be safe and heard. When that does not happen, they have the right to report grievances, to block those who are harrassing them, and to not be persecuted for making ethical decisions online.
Responsibilities are important, as well. Digital citizens must be responsible to make ethical decisions, including refraining from bullying, trolling, abuse, and fraud. They must be responsible to report such things when witnessed. They need to be responsible to support and listen to others. They must be responsible to trailblaze ethically, beginning new digital endeavors in safe yet innovative ways. They are responsible for their own fingerprint and for making decisions about the kind of information they share with the digital world.
Amy Johnson
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