Cyberbullying
Give one example of cyber bullying
Posting mean comments about someone online.
Name one piece of private information you should protect.
Password, address, phone number.
What does copyright protect?
Original work like photos, music, videos.
What is spam?
Unwanted or unsolicited messages.
What is software licensing?
Rules for how you can use software.
Name one thing you can do if you’re a victim of cyber bullying.
Block/report, save evidence, tell a trusted adult.
Why should you avoid sharing your location online?
To prevent stalking or misuse.
Is it okay to copy a song for your own YouTube video without permission?
No
Why do spammers send junk emails?
To sell something or scam people.
Name a legal free alternative to paid software.
GIMP, LibreOffice, etc.
What law or rule protects people from cyber bullying?
School policies, local harassment laws.
True or False: Every app needs your contacts.
False
What’s “fair use”?
Limited use for education, commentary, news.
How can you report spam?
Use the ‘Report Spam’ or ‘Unsubscribe’ button.
What can happen if you use cracked software?
Viruses, legal trouble.
True or False: Cyber bullying is always a joke.
False — it can cause serious harm and is taken seriously by law.
True or False: All apps need access to your contacts.
False — many apps ask for more than they need.
Name one free legal source for images or music.
Unsplash, Pixabay, Creative Commons.
True or False: It’s legal to send spam emails to anyone.
False — many countries have anti-spam laws.
Give an example of open-source software.
GIMP, LibreOffice, Linux.
What should you do if you see someone else being bullied?
Support the victim, don’t join in, report the bully.
What is two-factor authentication?
An extra security step using a code or device, in addition to a password.
What must you do when using Creative Commons content?
Check license terms, give credit if required.
Name one thing you should never do with a spam email.
Don’t click suspicious links or download attachments.
Name one legal way to use expensive software if you can’t afford it.
Use free alternatives, student discounts, or trial versions.