Media Balance
Name ONE Healthy Tech Habit
Turning off non-essential notifications
Setting time limits for certain apps
Taking short breaks away from screens
Being more mindful of how you feel while using technology
Creating tech-free zones or times
Name ONE piece of private information
Your name
Your age
Address
Phone number
School
Photos
Usernames and passwords
Social Security Number
Bank account information
What is it called when someone poses as an institution, like a bank or a school, and sends you a personalized message asking you to provide private information
Phishing
What is 'information that pretends to be real news but is false or misleading, often created to trick people or spread wrong information.'
Fake News
What's it called when you use phones, games, and shows in a healthy way that leaves time for friends, family, hobbies, and sleep?
Media Balance
What do we call everything about you that exists online?
Digital Footprint
Who should you tell if a message seems suspicious?
A trusted adult
What do we call content that looks like news but is actually selling something?
Advertisement
What do we call the amount of time someone spends looking at a smartphone, computer, or television?
Screen Time
What should you do before posting anything online?
Think first
What should you never click in a suspicious message?
Links
What do we call personal beliefs presented as facts?
Opinions
What's the sneaky online trick where a headline uses words like "You Won't Believe!" or a shocking picture to make you click, even if the content is boring, fake, or a total letdown, just to get views and ad money?
Clickbait
What's a word that describes why online posts are hard to erase forever?
Permanent
A crime where someone illegally uses another person's private information—like their name, Social Security number, or bank account details—to steal money or get benefits
Identity Theft
What do we call the way that a media institution shares (or does not share) information online, which shapes how people understand it.
Media Framing
What do we call it when companies compete to capture and hold people's attention, often by using engaging notifications, endless scrolling features, and personalized recommendations?
Attention Economy
What do we call 'the unique, one-of-a-kind address of a webpage'
URL