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Teacha-A-Thon Part 1
Teacha-A-Thon Part 1
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Define a Digital footprint
The data you leave behind when you use online services
The data you leave behind when you use your camera
The records and traces we leave behind us as we use the internet
Blog posts, comments, photos shared on social media, emails, online videos
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Your digital footprint cannot be used by third parties to make money,to find out what you like,location, and your plans
True
False
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You can program the sprite 2 switch costumes.If the sprite doesn't have another costume, you can always create your own.
False
True
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Three types of computer cookies
persistent cookies, first-party/session cookies; third-party cookies
crazy cookie, equation cookies, and corporal cookies
vanilla, chocolate, and potato flavour
permanent, temporary and semi-permanent cookies
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Define a Persistent cookie
comes with an expiration date
Stores data for extended duration
I have no idea what this is... sounds delicious though!
stores your username and passwords for easier login
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Sound blocks fall under the fuchsia category and allow you 2 program the sprite to produce sounds or words you can hear.
False
True
Fuchsia is not a word
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Digital footprint is a record of...
what you have clicked on, what you have searched for, your IP address
what you retweeted, shared online - could be facebook posts/tiktok videos
what you said, what was said about you, and what you liked online...
what you feel, what you see outside of your window,and your sleep paralysis
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Programming a sprite ALWAYS begins with a control block (orange/yellow category from the programming palette)
True
False
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We are ready for second year?!
True
False
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VUCA stands for?
Volume, universal, collaboration, and attention
Virtual, user-centric, collaboration, and ambience
Volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity
Votability, unison, comparison, and ambience
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We rarely read the privacy terms and conditions
True
False
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How to defend against a supercookie?
use a Virtual Private Network (VPN)
Pray on it
use an encrypted connection
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Although your digital footprint can be lightly removed, some interactions can never be erased!
True
False
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What is the Supercookie?
it is stored at the network level
is a super type of tracking cookie that isn't stored at the browser level
They are used by the dark web big boys
they can travel across browsers and are permanent
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Importance of a digital footprint
Digital footprint showcases your skills,professional experience & interests
Potential Employers look online to find out more about their candidates
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Motion Blocks are ...
Motion blocks fall under the blue category
Helps you to understand positives and negatives and other maths concepts
It relates to the app's ability to move from standard to premium
Black Motion inspired
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Define First-party/Session cookie
Temporary cookies
Get deleted when you close your browser
They are seasonal
keeps items in your shopping cart even if you navigate to other pages
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what are cookies?
they are used for a website to remember you and your preferences...
They are used to remember your habits online
They are stored by the computer on your hard drive
files often including unique identifiers that web servers send to browsers
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What is BODMAS?
Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication, Division, Addition, & Subtraction.
Brackets of division, multiplication, addition, and substraction
is a sequence to perform operations in an arithmetic expression
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Define a Programming Palette in Scratch
It has various backgrounds to choose from
Big Bang Theory
elements used to program the sprite to do or say something.
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How to build a reputable digital footprint
be active on twitter for your profession or field of interest
be active on professional sites and start your own field-related blog
Build up a linkedin profile to showcase your achievements/qualifications
read and comment on the blogs of experts in your field
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Active digital footprint is...
the data you intentionally leave behind
the data which is deliberately created when you submit information online
sharing information on social media, emails, blogs, spotify...
data bundles sent to you by a friend voluntarily
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What are Sprites in Scratch?
They are the actors or main characters of the project.
Sprites are programmed to do something in Scratch.
Are various kinds of programmes in Scratch
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UJ has a very succesful Scratch Club
True
False
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Why do websites use cookies?
To recognise your computer
to track your activity as you navigate the website
to tailor the website experience to you
to enhance the website's usability & to analyse your use of the website
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Reputable digital footprint tips
delete old accounts, dont overshare on social media - think before you post
Use privacy settings-control who sees what about you
Always remember that posting is permanent
Google yourself - see all your passive and active digital footprints
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The biggest risk of the supercookies is that they can access sensitive data even after you've deleted your cookies
False
True
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Looks blocks fall under the green category of the programming palette
True
False
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Different devices leave different traces
True
False
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The elements in Scratch can be compared to a play
False
True
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Which one of these is not an element of Scratch?
Sprites
Java Script
script and the programming palette
Stage
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When the green flag is clicked ...
Project starts when the green flag in the upper righthand corner's clicked.
The project will begin
The app will do an automatic update
The app will redirect you to the project page
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How to protect your files and devices
Always udate your softwares, secure your files
use strong passwords on all your devices
secure your router and never click on suspicious pop-up ads
encrypt devices and other media that contain sensitive information
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Your digital footprint may be a benefit or a risk to you... (is depends :D)
False
True
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what are the two main types of digital footprint?
basic and standard footprints
Agressive and progressive footprints
Joyful and dark footprints
passive and active footprints
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Define a passive digital footprint
data you leave behind without knowing, when using the internet.
mobile data for using the internet, and logging into ulink
IP Address, approximate location, or browser history
data you leave behind unintentionally
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What are the three ways to choose a new sprite?
paint, import or use a “mystery” sprite
Import, export, and screenshot
Draw, export, or paint
