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Meet the Team
Empower Students with Digital Citizenship
Bring Kikori’s Digital Citizenship Curriculum to Your School or District.
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Engaging Lessons Integrating SEL & Digital Citizenship
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Practical, ready-to-use activities that promote internet safety for kids
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Aligned with CASEL SEL standards and nine elements of digital citizenship
Co-Created with Margot Denommé
Margot Denomme, Founder and CEO of Raising Awareness About Digital Dangers (raadd.), is a former Crown Attorney with over 26 years of experience. Featured on platforms like the Global Morning Show and CTV National News, and a trained Dove Self-Esteem Facilitator, Margot champions internet safety for kids and promotes digital citizenship.
What Is Digital Citizenship?
Digital citizenship refers to the responsible and ethical use of technology, particularly the internet, in a way that promotes positive online behavior and understanding. The digital citizenship definition encompasses a range of skills and knowledge necessary for students to navigate the online world safely and responsibly.
A key component of digital citizenship for students is learning how to protect their personal information, engage respectfully with others, and evaluate the reliability of online sources. As part of this, internet safety for kids is a critical concern, as children and teens must be taught to understand the risks associated with online spaces. So, what is digital citizenship? It’s essentially about fostering a safe, respectful, and informed digital presence for everyone, especially young users, as they develop their skills in an increasingly connected world.
