Mabel Smith cc licensed ( ) flickr photo by Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums Grand Larceny – an offense of illegally taking another person’s property – is an issue.  I would argue with convicts, poor jail conditions and being transported, days of old were much rougher than in this day and age (well in developed countries anyway).   But what about the issue of taking  another person’s digital property?  Everyday I look at presentations, emails, brochures and more that have images on them that don’t belong to the person who right clicked their mouse and saved or downloaded an image. How much teaching of digital citizenship belongs to…