7th Grade Digital Citizenship Summative Review

The definition of "oversharing" is..

Julie starts to compare how bad her life is compared to posts she sees from her friends online. This is an example of..

Where I post my content on social media matters more than what I post

When we think about our own media choices, we should consider:

How can social media affect your relationships?

How do you define an "invisible audience"?

How might people who don't know you interpret your posts differently than those who do know you?

Based on steps you learned in "Take a Stand", how should you approach conversations with different opinions than yours?

A "Red Flag Feeling" is..

Persistent means.. (in relation to Tech Competency class)

Another person's social media posts have no affect on my life

Select the statement that describes healthy media balance:

All of the following are positive aspects of social media EXCEPT:

What is 1 guideline you can make today that can help you achieve better "media balance" in the future? Why?

Social media has an impact on how likely you are to get hired for a job

Everything you see on someone's social media is always accurate

A "Digital Footprint" is..

See question below:

Thinking about the "Feelings & Options" steps.. what can you do if something gives you a red flag feeling online?

Who might be part of the invisible audience that can search for information about you online?

At what age do most social media sites require you to be to use their content?

From the video "Teen Voices: Friendships & Social Media" which example below would be considered a drawback?

What can you do to make a positive digital footprint for yourself?

Your digital footprint includes information that others post about you online.

What should you do when you get a "red flag feeling"?