Digital Citizenship #1
Name an offline activity that can help balance a person's media use.
sports, family time, walking, reading, etc.
What is the trail you leave behind when you use the internet?
Your digital footprint.
If your message is unkind or hurtful, should you post it?
No.
Name one example of a positive digital footprint.
Kind comments, etc.
Name one example of digital media.
Internet, video games, videos, and cell phones
Who might see your digital footprint?
Teacher, friend, parent, a friend's parent, family member.
You should _____ tell anyone our passwords, unless they are your parents.
Never
True or false: Deleting a post removes it forever?
False.
Checking the online profile of someone you meet online will always give you true information about that person. True or false?
False
Before posting on the internet, what should you think about?
Is it:
True, helpful, necessary, kind, inspiring
A friend keeps posting mean comments on another person's social media. What is this an example of?
Cyberbullying
Balancing screen time with other healthy activities.
Giving someone a hard time online and being mean is called:
cyberbullying
Are websites that use cookies to track a person's digital trail an example of a passive or active digital footprint?
Passive.
True or false: You should open any message attachments from someone you do not know.
False.
Name one thing you should never share online that protects your accounts?
Your password.
Michael emails an inappropriate message to a friend on his school Chromebook. The next day, he is called into the principal's office to talk about it. He didn't tell anyone about this, so how did the principal find out?
The school can see what he is doing on his school Chromebook.
True or false? You should ask your parents' permission before meeting an online friend in person.
True
Name two pieces of information that should always be kept private online.
Home Address, Phone Number, Passwords, Birthday, School
What should you do if you see someone making cruel or mean comments to someone else?
Tell a trusted adult.