What personal information should you never share online?
Full name, address, phone number, passwords, school name
What is a digital footprint?
The record of everything you do online, including posts, searches, and interactions
What is cyberbullying?
Bullying that happens over digital devices like phones, social media, or messaging
What does copyright protect?
Creative work like music, writing, art, and software
What is computer ethics?
A set of moral principles that guide how we use technology
What is two-factor authentication?
A login method that requires both a password and a second verification (like a code or app)
Can deleted posts still affect your digital footprint? Why?
Yes, screenshots or archives can preserve content even after it’s deleted
What should you do if you're being cyberbullied?
Save the evidence, block the person, and report to a trusted adult or platform
What is plagiarism?
Copying someone else’s work and claiming it as your own
Is it okay to install software on school computers without permission?
No, it’s unethical and often against school policy
Why is using the same password for every site a bad idea?
If one site is breached, all your accounts can be compromised
How can your digital footprint affect your future?
Colleges and employers may review it to assess your character
Why might someone hesitate to report cyberbullying?
Fear of retaliation, embarrassment, or thinking it won’t help
What is fair use?
Limited use of copyrighted material without permission for education, commentary, etc.
What is hacking (in an unethical sense)?
Accessing someone else's computer or data without permission
What is phishing?
A scam where attackers trick users into giving up personal info through fake emails or websites
What type of content builds a positive digital footprint?
Educational achievements, volunteer work, respectful posts
How can bystanders help stop cyberbullying?
Speak up, support the victim, report the abuse
Can you use a song clip in a school project? Why or why not?
Yes, if it’s brief and for educational purposes (fair use)
Why is it wrong to pretend to be someone else online?
It’s deceptive and can cause harm or legal issues
What should you do if someone online (that you don't know in person) asks to meet in person?
Tell a trusted adult and do not meet them
What is the best way to protect your digital reputation?
Think before posting, keep privacy settings high, and act respectfully online
Is forwarding a mean message considered cyberbullying? Why or why not?
Yes, because it helps spread harmful content and encourages bullying
What does it mean to give credit to a source?
Mentioning the creator’s name and where you got the work from
Give an example of an ethical decision in computer science.
Reporting a bug that exposes personal data instead of exploiting it