5th Grade Digital Citizenship Unit 4

The book, website, or place where your information originally came from

Clickbait will NEVER appear on a trustworthy website.

Claiming someone else’s work or ideas as your own without giving them credit

All advertisements are for physical things

A dishonest way to make money by deceiving people

Computers and machines that can "think" and learn to do tasks like understanding language, and recognize images

What is clickbait?

An advertiser can tell the kinds of products you like based on websites you’ve visited or keywords you’ve searched.

Junk email messages sent to a lot of people at once to try to sell something or harm people’s computers

Consistently providing accurate and truthful information

Anyone can get a copyright?

How is social media free?

Fake news is a relatively new concept.

Influencers promote products on social media because they use them and love them.

News or stories created to misinform or deceive readers on purpose

A code added to a computer program that can attach itself to and seriously damage other programs

A window that comes up suddenly on the computer screen

When reading credible sources, it’s your responsibility to think critically about what you read avoid disinformation

An illegal attempt to steal personal information by disguising oneself as a trustworthy

To express the same idea in different words

Emails that want you to claim a prize or enter a contest, are examples of:

What does this symbol mean?

A list of all sources used

Listing the author’s name and the date they wrote something in order to give credit

In Fair Use cases copyrighted work can be used without paying?