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7th Grade Digital Citizenship
7th Grade Digital Citizenship
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Wrap up of all Common Sense Education's Digital Citizenship Curriculum for 7th Grade.
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Small text files stored on a computer that keep track of what a person does on a website.
Targeted advertising
Cookies
Data
Consumer
2
All the ways info is shared: television, videos, gaming, music, texting, social media, books.
Media
Communication
Technology
Digital Life
3
Info online about a person posted by that person or others, intentionally or unintentionally.
Digital Footprint
Digital Citizneship
Invisible Audience
Persistent
4
It's important to have ______ by imagining the feelings that someone else is experiencing
Virtue
Empathy
Vengeance
Retribution
5
Someone who responds to bullying by confronting the bully directly or telling a trusted adult.
Bystander
Ally
Cyberbully
Upstander
6
Someone who responds to a bullying situation by supporting the person being bullied
Cyberbullying
Bystander
Upstander
Ally
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When we think about our media choices, we should consider...
Who, what, when, where, and why
What, when, how much, and how we feel
Reading, writing, and arithmetic
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Legal protection that creators have over the things they create.
Cyberbullying
Copyright
Public Domain
Fair Use
9
When something happens online that makes you feel uncomfortable, worried, sad, or anxious
High alert
Social Media
Oversharing
Red flag feelings
10
When you have a red flag feeling, slow down, pause, and think using the ______ steps.
Feel, Ignore, and Continue Activity
Feel, Identify, Rush, and React
Feel, Identify, Reflect, and Enact
Feel, Ignore, Rush Past, and React
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An example of other life activities that create a balance with media use.
Hobbies
Family/Friends
School
More media
12
Websites/apps that let users to create and share content or to participate in social networking
Red flag feeling
Social Media
Privacy
Oversharing
13
Most images you find on Google are copyrighted.
True
False
14
Who could be part of your invisible audience?
Leaders of groups you want to join
Possible employers
High Schools or colleges
Scholarship committees
15
Empathy can help you...
Make decisions about how you treat people.
Decide what you think is right and wrong.
With nothing.
Build relationships with others.
16
When apps or websites use info that they collected about you to display certain advertisements
Consumer
Data
Targeted advertising
Cookies
17
Pictures taken by most smartphones typically attach ______ to your digital file.
your phone number
your home address
geotags
location based data
18
Using media in a way that feels healthy and evened out with other life activities
media consumption
media balance
guideline
inventory
19
Anyone who can see info about you or posted by you online.
Digital Footprint
Persistent
Invisible Audience
Digital Citizenship
20
Sharing feelings, info, or experiences that later make someone feel uncomfortable or regretful.
Personal information
Social media
Oversharing
Red flag feeling
21
How can you monitor and shape your digital footprint?
Perform a search to see what your footprint looks like.
Think before you post.
Review your privacy settings.
Don't use the internet ever again.
22
How do you feel after using media?
Insecure
Tired
In the know
Connected
23
GPS coordinates are included in the _____ tag and are accurate within 10 feet.
hypertext markup language (HTML)
javascript
cascading style sheet (CSS)
metadata (EXIF)
24
____ percent on teens use social media multiple times a day.
100
10
30
70
25
Using others' creative work in education usually is fair use. Which 4 things are considered?
Reason, Item, Size, Location
Purpose, Nature, Amount, Effect
What, Why, When, How
Who, What, When, Where
26
Identify 1 true statement about your digital footprint.
Others can post information about you that is untrue.
You can make decisions about what you post about yourself.
You have full control of your digital footprint.
It is somewhat in your control but also out of your control.
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Creative work that’s not copyrighted and free to use without permission
Creative Commons
Copyright
Fair Use
Public Domain
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Ability to use copyrighted work w/o permission, but only in certain ways & specific situations
Cyberbullying
Fair Use
Copyright
Public Domain
29
Facts and statistics collected together to be used for different purposes
Data
Targeted Advertising
Consumer
Cookies
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Using digital devices, sites, and apps to intimidate, harm, and upset someone.
Bystander
Upstander
Ally
Cyberbullying
