10. Digital Literacy & Citizenship

Professionals use digital tools responsibly and ethically, demonstrating proficiency in technology while protecting privacy and practicing inclusivity. They critically evaluate online content, engage respectfully within digital communities, and adapt to emerging technologies, promoting cybersecurity and accountability in all digital interactions.

Me (Self)

10.1	Regularly updates and enhances personal digital skills, staying proficient with both basic and advanced tools and technology to adapt to evolving digital demands.
10.2	Adheres to safe online behaviors by using strong passwords, understanding privacy settings, and being mindful of data-sharing risks to ensure personal and organizational security.
10.3	Applies critical thinking and media literacy skills to assess the credibility of online information and avoid misinformation by identifying reliable sources.

You (Others)

10.4	Communicates respectfully and thoughtfully online, avoiding harmful language and being aware of how digital communication can impact others.
10.5	Demonstrates empathy in online conversations by actively listening, respecting different perspectives, and avoiding discriminatory behaviors.
10.6	Supports and encourages others, particularly peers or community members, in improving their digital skills and navigating technology.

We (Organization)

10.7	Promotes and upholds responsible technology use, ethical data practices, and collective online safety, contributing to a secure and ethical digital culture within the organization.
10.8	Utilizes digital platforms to strengthen community outreach, share helpful resources, and build a culture of trust and shared responsibility in digital spaces.