TRUE or FALSE
You should write emails in all capital letters.
FALSE
What is information that should NOT be shared online?
Personal information- full name, phone number, address, social security number, bank account information, email, etc. (any information that can be used to identify you)
What type of communication cues are LOST/ABSENT when talking online?
Nonverbal cues- eye contact, facial expression, body language, tone of voice, etc.
Sarcasm is acceptable to use in an email or other form of online chat.
What should you do if someone asks you for personal information online?
Tell a trusted adult, do not respond, block the person, delete the message.
Name three types of digital communication.
Email, text message, social media- facebook, instagram, snapchat, twitter, etc.
Grammar and punctuation are an important part of internet communication.
TRUE
What are some things we must remember to do when communicating online via text message, email, online chat, etc.? Think: What is appropriate digital etiquette?
think before you type a message, do not use all capital letters, use appropriate language, be polite and respectful, check grammar, punctuation, and spelling, do not reply to messages from people you do not know, do not share personal information online
What types of language should you use when typing a message to someone online?
respectful, calm, polite, friendly, etc.
You should not send emails or text messages that are long, lengthy, and extremely detailed. Your messages should be short, concise, and to the point.
TRUE
Name two people you can safely share your passwords with.
mom, dad, brother, sister, trusted family member or adult
When typing out an email, you should always end the letter with a ___________?
Closing/Signature
It is okay to use abbreviations in a formal email such as BRB, IDK, THX, TTYL, etc.
FALSE
What is a digital footprint?
The information that exists about a particular person on the Internet as a result of their online activity.
What is it called when someone shares too much personal information with someone?
oversharing