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Digital Citizenship - Online Safety (Based on Common Sense Media & Brain Pop)
Digital Citizenship - Online Safety (Based on Common Sense Media & Brain Pop)
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1
What information is okay to share online?
Password
Full Name
Phone Number
Favorite Food
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Which of these is NOT a rule for going on the Internet?
Always ask a trusted adult.
If a friend tells you about a site, you are OK to go to it.
Only talk to people you know.
Stick to places just right for you.
3
What is a "
Digital Footprint"
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A picture of your foot posted on the Internet.
A printed list of websites.
The information on the Internet you want people to see
Any information about you that has ever been on the Internet
4
Who could you
NOT
safely share your password with?
teacher
parent
principal
best friend
5
What is Cyberbullying?
None of these are true.
When a computer does not work and you get upset.
Doing something online to make someone angry, sad,or scared.
Damaging computer equipment.
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What information is okay to share online?
Credit Card Information
Birthday
Phone Number
Favorite Movie
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What aspects of Digital Citizenship are most important to learn?
All of the Above
The difference between Personal and Private information
Digital Footprints
Copyright and appropriate use of online resources.
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Why should you be more careful with friends met online/gaming than those met at school?
Online friends are not "real".
You do NOT need to be more careful with online friends.
Online, it is hard to tell if someone is telling the truth.
You cannot trust anyone online.
9
What is another word for plagiarism or copying and pasting a paragraph into your assignment?
borrowing
smart
creative
stealing
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How should you respond to any mean message?
Tell a parent or trusted adult.
Forward it to all your friends so they can see it.
Don't tell anyone.
Say something meaner back to the sender.