Responsible Use Policy
What do you call a document outlining acceptable behavior when using the internet or devices for schoolwork?
Responsible Use Policy
Who should know your password?
No one but you! (and a trusted adult like a parent or guardian)
A friend posted something that she thinks is funny, but it kind of seems mean. What is this an example of?
cyberbullying
A law that protects your control over the creative work you make so that people must get your permission before they copy, share, or perform your work is called...
copyright
All of the information about you that appears online is your...
Digital footprint - sometimes called digital tattoo
When should Chromebooks be charged?
Every night - like your phone...
Adjusting the visibility of your profile and information shared over the internet is typically called...
Privacy settings
Someone who sees cyberbullying happening, but does nothing to help is called a ...
bystander
You found some great information and illustrations for a project you are working on. What do you have to do to use that information?
Cite the information and give credit for the photos.
True or False? Your digital footprint only consists of information that you post about yourself online.
False. Your digital footprint consists of all of the information about you online, posted by you or someone else.
Who else can use/login to your school-issued Chromebook?
Just you! (You can also mess up your school account by using other Chromebooks.)
Name 2 things you should not post online
Your home address, phone number, passwords, full name, birthday, addresses and phone numbers of friends, photos of others without their permission
Someone who helps when they see cyberbullying occur is called...
an upstander
A person who develops the skills and knowledge to effectively use the internet and other digital technology in safe, responsible, and respectful ways is a
digital citizen
True or False? Checking the online profile of a person gives you a true picture of who they are and how they are.
False
What is your school-issued Chromebook to be used for?
Schoolwork, with limited personal use.
True or False: Always open messages and email attachments from people you do not know.
False! People can pretend to be someone to get something from you; that is called phishing.
Where does cyberbullying occur most often?
Games and social media
(but it can occur anywhere Online, on the phone, on the computer or any connection to the internet)
can see what you are doing
How can you build a positive digital footprint? Give 2 ideas
(answers may vary - here are some ideas)
1. Be respectful when you post
2. Contribute to the conversation
3. Post the truth, not rumors or unchecked information
4.Share things that inspire you
5. Use technology to solve a problem, make a difference, help someone, help your community.
You want to use a photo for your friends working in the classroom for a school project. What do you have to do to share responsibly?
Get permission from the people in the photo, and make sure it is kind and respectful and appropriate for use on your school project.
What is one way you can tell if an email is fake?
1. check the email address to see if it really came from that person
2. It is asking for personal information/money
3. It includes suspicious attachments or links
4. The domain name is spelled incorrectly (cfbsd.edu)
What are 2 things you can do in a cyberbullying situation?
1. Report what is happening to a trusted adult or website administrator, or encourage the target to tell a trusted adult.
2. Block or report the bully
3. Message/call the company or support system and tell them about the incident and they will handle it
You should always do this before posting anything online:
Think! And think again! Is it Legal, Appropriate, Responsible and Kind?
What are the benefits of paying attention to and contributing to your digital footprint?
1. build a positive reputation
2. generate interest from colleges
3. good reference for a job
4. future opportunities