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Can digital democracy increase political participation?
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I can explain what digital citizenship and digital democracy mean.
I can assess if voter engagement could be improved through digital participation.
I can explain whether digital media could help to increase engagement with politics.
I can assess how well digital democracy has worked in other countries and consider whether we should use it in the UK.
I can determine whether MPs should vote electronically or continue voting in person.
I can critically assess the use of social media to increase political participation.
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