Personal Info & Privacy
Digital Footprint & Presence
Online Safety & Red Flags
Media Literacy & Fair Use
Digital Wellbeing & Attention
100

What does PII stand for

Personally Identifiable Information

100

What is a digital footprint?

The record of your online activities and the information you leave behind.

100

What is a red flag when chatting with someone online?

They ask for personal information, pressure you, or seem too good to be true.

100

How do you evaluate information you find online?

Check the source, date, author, and compare with other reliable sources.

100

What is the attention economy?

An environment where companies compete for people’s time and focus, often through apps and notifications.

200

What is one piece of personal information you should never share publicly online?

Your full name (or address, phone number, etc.).

200

What’s the difference between your ‘curated self’ and real life?

Your curated self is the online image you choose to share; it may not show everything about your real life.

200

What should you do if you receive a suspicious link in a message?

Don’t click it; verify the sender and delete the message or report it.

200

What is fair use?

A legal principle that allows limited use of copyrighted material for education, commentary, or parody.

200

Name one healthy tech habit.

Setting screen time limits or taking regular breaks.

300

What is online disinhibition and how can it affect sharing?

It refers to people behaving differently online (more freely) than in person, which can lead to oversharing personal details.

300

How can your digital footprint include things posted by others?

Friends tagging you or posting photos can contribute to your footprint, even if you didn’t post it.

300

What is one step in de-escalating an online conflict?

Take a break and avoid responding immediately; seek help if needed.

300

Why is it important to give credit when using someone else’s work?

To respect their rights and avoid plagiarism.

300

Why is it important to take breaks from screens?

To rest your eyes, reduce stress, and maintain balance in life.

400

What is identity theft?

When someone illegally uses your personal information to pretend to be you, often to steal money or commit fraud.

400

What is a long-term effect of having a negative digital footprint?

It can impact opportunities like college admissions or jobs because negative posts can be found later.

400

How can peer pressure influence online behavior?

Friends might pressure you to share or do things online you know are not safe or kind.

400

What does it mean to cross-check information?

Verify the facts by comparing multiple trustworthy sources.

400

How can you avoid distractions while studying online?

Turn off notifications and find a quiet place to work.

500

How can you check if a website is trustworthy before entering personal details?

Look for HTTPS, a lock icon, and verify the site’s reputation or privacy policy.

500

How can you build a positive digital footprint?

By posting respectful, positive content and contributing helpful comments or projects online.

500

Why is anonymity online a double-edged sword?

It can protect privacy but also allows harmful behavior because people feel less accountable.

500

How can AI-generated content be used ethically?

By acknowledging it’s AI-generated and ensuring it doesn’t spread false or harmful information.

500

What is one effect of constant connectivity on sleep?

It can interrupt sleep patterns due to late-night screen use and notifications.