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Digital Balance and Etiquette
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Which of these is NOT a digital right
Digital Balance and Etiquette
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Which of these is NOT a digital right
Right to take other peoples passwords
Right to share things with others
Right to freedom of expression
Right to privacy and personal information
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Cookies are:
yummy treats you can eat that may have chocolate chips
App settings that control what users are watching
game files placed on your device by the sites you visit that collect info
Text files placed on your device by the sites you visit that collect info
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You receive an email claiming to be from your bank, asking you to click a link and provide your account information..
you should open and provide the info
you should call the police
you should delete the email and block the sender
you should forward the email
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A Digital Habit can be...
Good
Bad
Both
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This logo means...
plagiarism
creative commons
copyright
piracy
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used in connection with a business and profit is usually involved
fair use
commercial use
public domain
creative commons
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copyright is...
legal ownership of any kind of literary, musical, or artistic work
making a song or movie
ownership of a book
downloading illegal content
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What does the "S" stand for in "ASK"
What could be known about me if I use this?
What will be shared with other people or companies?
What will be accessed?
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Protection from being observed or tracked by others, like the government, the public, or selected individuals or groups:
internet browser
red flag
cookies
privacy
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What would be the Digital Citizenship element we use when describing anti-virus software?
Digital Health and Wellness
Digital Etiquette
Digital Security
Digital Commerce
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Plagiarism is totally legal
False
True
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Full electronic participation in society
Digital Commerce
Digital Law
Digital Communication
Digital Access
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This word is used to describe the trail you leave behind online of every app or website and it stays forever
Digital Citizenship
Digital Footprint
Digital Literacy
Digital Access
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When I use someone else's work I must check the following EXCEPT
Did I read it?
Did I check who owns it
Did I get permission to use it?
Did I buy it if necessary?
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What is Digital Commerce?
The buying and selling of cars
The buying and selling of goods through person to person contect
The buying and selling of goods or services through digital services
The buying and selling of food at a store
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copying and sharing digitized property is considered...
plagiarism
copyright
piracy
fair use
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Opting out means to...
choose to turn off cookies
choose not to participate in something
choose to install third party applications
choose to participate in something
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Digital Citizenship is...
How we act and behave in the real world
How we act and behave in school
How we act and behave at the playground
He we behave and interact with people online
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Someone who does not think of the consequences of their actions online would be considered a...
Good Citizen
Bad Citizen
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Staying connected 24/7 to the internet is a positive thing because
it allows us to text all day
it allows us to play games whenever we want
it allows us to share funny videos with our friends
it allows us to see important latest updates of current life
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When you put TOO MUCH information on the internet
Oversharing
Digital Literacy
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Digital Etiquette
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A website asks you to enter your full name, age, address, and phone number in order to enter a contest. you should..
close the website
call your parents
tell the police
answer all questions
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Which of the following is Fair Use
use it for money
use someone elses work and give them credit
anyone can use it whenever
use someone elses work but not for money, something new, give them credit
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This is legal rights and restrictions of technology use
Digital Literacy
Digital Citizenship
Digital Security
Digital Law
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Choices a website or app might give you about what information is visible to other users and third parties:
Privacy settings
ghosting
red flag
opting out
