Extent of Students' Practices as Digital Citizens in the 21st century

This study aims to determine the level or extent of practices on the norms or behaviors of the participants with regard to the use of technology. It is technically termed as digital citizenship. The descriptive survey method was utilized in this study. A researcher-made survey questionnaire patterne...

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Main Authors: Salvacion Mata Domingo, Nenita Guerrero
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Language:English
Published: OpenED Network 2018-04-01
Series:Research in Social Sciences and Technology
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Online Access:https://ressat.org/index.php/ressat/article/view/353
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description This study aims to determine the level or extent of practices on the norms or behaviors of the participants with regard to the use of technology. It is technically termed as digital citizenship. The descriptive survey method was utilized in this study. A researcher-made survey questionnaire patterned from an online article with slight modification is the main tool used in this paper. The research setting of this study is in one of the colleges in Muscat in the Sultanate of Oman. The participants are the two hundred randomly selected students who are officially enrolled   in Level 5 and 6   in the Academic Year 2016-2017. The result of the study dwelled on the three main indicators namely: respect yourself and/or respect others; educate yourself and/or connect with others; and protect yourself and/or protect others.  This findings revealed that different genders that are at different educational levels have diverse level or extent of norms that are applied when using a technology. As manifested by the participants   it was found out   that self-education and connection with others is practiced by them   at an extent higher than their self- respect and respect to others.   Furthermore, it can be concluded that the male is more sensible than female when it comes to self-education and/or connect with others as applied in use of technology. In addition, according to what was shown by most of the participants,   protecting oneself or protecting others is generally at a lesser extent of practice by them. Some of the male and female participants   are less conscious on what is meant by digital health and wellness.
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spelling doaj.art-d12402a2884047f29e7d86df07113c882023-02-15T16:13:32ZengOpenED NetworkResearch in Social Sciences and Technology2468-68912018-04-013110.46303/ressat.03.01.9Extent of Students' Practices as Digital Citizens in the 21st centurySalvacion Mata Domingo0Nenita GuerreroGulf CollegeThis study aims to determine the level or extent of practices on the norms or behaviors of the participants with regard to the use of technology. It is technically termed as digital citizenship. The descriptive survey method was utilized in this study. A researcher-made survey questionnaire patterned from an online article with slight modification is the main tool used in this paper. The research setting of this study is in one of the colleges in Muscat in the Sultanate of Oman. The participants are the two hundred randomly selected students who are officially enrolled   in Level 5 and 6   in the Academic Year 2016-2017. The result of the study dwelled on the three main indicators namely: respect yourself and/or respect others; educate yourself and/or connect with others; and protect yourself and/or protect others.  This findings revealed that different genders that are at different educational levels have diverse level or extent of norms that are applied when using a technology. As manifested by the participants   it was found out   that self-education and connection with others is practiced by them   at an extent higher than their self- respect and respect to others.   Furthermore, it can be concluded that the male is more sensible than female when it comes to self-education and/or connect with others as applied in use of technology. In addition, according to what was shown by most of the participants,   protecting oneself or protecting others is generally at a lesser extent of practice by them. Some of the male and female participants   are less conscious on what is meant by digital health and wellness.https://ressat.org/index.php/ressat/article/view/353PracticesRespect, educate and protect yourselfDigital citizenship
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Respect, educate and protect yourself
Digital citizenship
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Respect, educate and protect yourself
Digital citizenship
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