Digital citizenship is the responsible use of technology — the norms, skills, and judgment that let people participate fully and safely in digital life. Mike Ribble's framework breaks it into nine elements: not just rules to memorize, but a way of thinking about access, behavior, and responsibility online.

This collection gathers real-world resources for each element, chosen with a public librarian's eye — materials you can hand to a patron, build a workshop around, or use to plan your library's own digital citizenship work.