Investigate real issues
Students research and evaluate information, platforms, messages, and digital situations.
Digital Citizenship · Grades 3–12
Practice being a digital citizen.
Exploros makes digital citizenship a teacher-guided classroom experience. Students investigate real issues, share ideas, discuss choices, and build the judgment they need to participate thoughtfully online.
Grades 3–12Four connected strandsISTE alignedTeacher guided
Program overview
See Digital Citizenship in Exploros.
Learning by participating
Digital citizenship becomes something students do together.
Rather than assigning a passive checklist, Exploros stages discussion-rich experiences that help students examine online behavior, evaluate information, and make responsible choices.
Share and discuss
Student posts become material for teacher-guided discussion, comparison, and reflection.
Practice sound judgment
Privacy, security, communication, credibility, and well-being become choices students can reason through.
See participation and progress
Teachers and leaders gain visibility into contributions and ISTE-aligned learning.
Four connected strands
A practical framework for life in the digital world.
The national program organizes grade-appropriate learning experiences across four durable areas of digital citizenship.
Digital Tools and Skills
Accounts, passwords, websites, search, security, scams, privacy, and advertising.
Digital Literacy
Credibility, online information, stereotypes, viral content, applications, and misinformation.
Your Digital Community
Respect, collaboration, cyberbullying, digital footprints, intellectual property, and speech.
The Digital World and You
Posting, email, social media, identity, permanence, relationships, and digital well-being.
Three grade-band programs
A dedicated program for every stage.
Exploros offers distinct Elementary, Middle, and High School Digital Citizenship programs. Each is aligned to the ISTE standards and calibrated for its learners.
Elementary School
Grades 3–5
Build foundational habits around digital tools, privacy, communication, community, and responsible participation.
Middle School
Grades 6–8
Develop sound judgment around online identity, credible information, relationships, security, and digital well-being.
High School
Grades 9–12
Examine complex questions of information, identity, speech, participation, relationships, and life in a connected world.
Make digital citizenship a classroom conversation.
Review the grade-level experiences, ISTE alignment, discussion model, and reporting with our team.