Digital Citizenship
What is digital citizenship? (atleast 2 adverbs in response)
The ability to navigate digital environments safely, responsibly, and respectfully.
What is defined as a multidisciplinary field that allows machines to emulate human learning, reasoning, and decision-making.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
What are practical steps to stay safe online?
Using strong passwords and avoiding suspicious links.
What is a digital footprint?
All posts, photos, comments, and searches a person leaves online.
What is evaluating online sources?
Checking the reliability and credibility of online information.
What personal information should a digital citizen protect online?
Full name, passwords, school name, photos, home address, and phone number
How does AI support critical thinking in the classroom?
Encourages students to ask questions, fact-check, and detect bias in AI content.
What are cyber threats? (3 factors)
The online dangers that include scams, viruses, and hackers.
What is a positive digital footprint?
A digital footprint showing responsible, ethical, and safe online behavior.
What is responsible use of technology for learning?
Using technology responsibly to research, solve problems, and communicate.
What are examples of good digital citizenship practices?
Not sharing personal details with strangers, using strong passwords, and adjusting privacy settings.
How does AI help maintain academic integrity?
Using AI for brainstorming and outlining rather than completing final assignments to promote honesty.
What is maintaining device security?
Keeping devices updated and using security software.
What is an individual’s online reputation?
The trace of your online activity that influences how others see you.
What are key elements of good digital literacy skills?
Critical thinking, evaluating online information, and using technology safely.