Digital Citizenship 1
an identification used by a person that along with a password, gives access to a digital device or online service
Username
a secret combination used to access something. Typically use letters, numbers and special characters
Password
What makes up a strong password
At least 12 characters (uppercase, lowercase letters, number(s), and symbols).
the ability to control what information you share about yourself online
Online Privacy
Being able to put yourself into another's situation because you might have experienced a similiar situation, understanding what they are going through, and connecting with someone else online because you feel for what they are going through...
Online EMPATHY
a security process where logging in requires two separate parts such as a password and a one-time code sent to a phone
Two-step Verification
digital location on an app or website where you can adjust what you share and who sees it
Privacy Setting
a statement that explains the ways a site or app gathers, uses, shares and manages a user’s data
Privacy Policy
all of the information about yourself that appears online
Digital Footprint
What are three reasons we learn digital citizenship?
To stay or keep safe online; To understand the various ways to do things correctly when you are online; To understand that things you do online CAN and DO affect your present and future; To inspire others that look up to you; To be able to avoid scams and identity theft; To become aware of your "voice" online.
protecting people’s devices and the software on them
Security
when device overuse impacts daily life in a negative way
Digital Addiction
REPEATEDLY giving someone a hard time online,being mean, rude, inappropriate, and making threats online is called
Cyberbullying
protecting people’s data and personal information (also called sensitive information)
Privacy
When should you give out your full name (first and last) online
Never
someone who navigates the digital world safely, responsibly, and respectfully
Digital Citizen
legal rights given to the creator of an original work to print, publish, perform, film, record or share literary, artistic or musical material
Copyright
Who is it okay to share your passwords with?
Parents, trusted adults like teachers
information that can be used to identify a specific person and that can be used against them for ID Theft purposes such as name, address, social security number, email address, passwords, etc.
Private Information
When is it safe to share pictures of yourself or your family online?
When my parents know and/or if I ask for my parents' permission and/or if it is on a trusted social media
Internet, video games, videos and cell phones are all examples of _______ ________.
Digital Media
a symbol, word, or words legally registered or exclusively used to represent a company or product
Trademark
I want to protect my song from being copied or used without my permission. This is an example of _______.
the ideas, opinions, impressions, or beliefs that other people have about you based on your online behavior
Digital or online Reputation
What type of information is this: name, address, phone number, school I go to?
Private Information