AI & Chatbot
Literacy
Literacy
This term is a computer program or app that can perform tasks that typically require human intelligence (i.e., analyzing data, identifying objects, creating images or essays).
What is artificial intelligence (AI)?
TRUE or FALSE: There is nothing within my control when it comes to privacy on social media.
What is false? You can change the privacy settings on your social media platforms to help you control who sees your information, photos, and videos. Think carefully and what you share with whom.
This term refers to the trail of data you leave behind while using the internet.
What is digital footprint?
This term is when something happens that makes you feel uncomfortable, worried, or upset.
What is red flag feeling?
This type of bullying involves using technology to harass, threaten, or target someone.
What is cyberbullying?
This term is a computer program or app that uses artificial intelligence technology to respond to what you say in real time.
What is AI Chatbot?
What information is NOT safe to share online?
What is (1) Personally Identifiable Information (PII) - Avoid posting full names, home addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, or specific locations. (2) Sensitive Details - Do not share full birthdates, credit/debit card details, social security numbers, or travel plans/vacations that indicate when a house is empty. (3) Private Conversations, and (4) Passwords and Account Info.
This term refers to what people think about you based on what they see online (social media, public information, news, etc.).
What is digital reputation?
This term is when someone uses online chatting or messaging to become friends with you so they convince you to do things you don’t want to do or shouldn’t do, like sharing inappropriate videos or pictures online.
What is grooming (online)?
Name some mental and physical health challenges linked to cyberbullying.
What is anxiety, depression, self-harm, suicidal thoughts or actions, feelings of powerlessness, lack of safety, physical symptoms (i.e., headaches, stomachaches, changes in sleep patterns), isolation, loneliness, withdrawal from enjoyed activities, and substance use.
TRUE or FALSE: AI chatbots don't always get the facts right. They don't have empathy, which means they can't actually understand what you're feeling.
What is true?
What Does “The Internet Is Forever” Mean?
What is...once something is uploaded, shared, or even briefly accessible online, it can be saved, copied, archived, or screenshotted and saved permanently. Even if you delete a post or a photo, there’s no guarantee it’s truly gone. Backups, data caches, web archives, and other users can all preserve content beyond your control.
How can you create a social media presence and represent the real you? (Video - https://www.commonsense.org/education/videos/teen-voices-who-are-you-on-social-media)
Thanks for sharing!
How do you set digital boundaries with friends? (Video: https://www.commonsense.org/education/videos/teen-voices-friendships-and-boundaries)
What is (1) define availability and response time, (2) establish communication guidelines, (3) protect your privacy and content, (4) set photo/tagging consent, (5) use digital tools to enforce boundaries such as “mute” or “unfollow”, (6) be clear and consistent.
If my friend or I were experiencing cyberbullying, I would...
What is (1) document all evidence (screenshots, messages), (2) block the perpetrator, and (3) report the behavior to the social media platform (sometimes reporting involves law enforcement). I would not retaliate, but rather tell a trusted adult or school authority, and seek support.
What are the qualities of friendship that the AI chatbot is missing?
What is empathy, understanding, non-verbal communication (eyebrow raise, smile, etc.), physical presence (hug, handshake, etc.), shared emotional moments (e.g., experiencing an event together)?
I can protect my privacy by...
What is (1) setting profiles to private, (2) disabling location services, and, (3) refusing friend requests from unknowns.
Why did Harvard revoke the students' admission? What is the takeaway message? (Video: https://abcnews.com/video/47859006/)
What is posted offensive messages on social media. Any information I post online can help or hurt future opportunities (college admission, employment, etc.).
How can you tell when an online relationship is risky?
What is (1) intense, immediate affection (love bombing), (2) refusal to video chat, (3) requests for money, and (4) pressure to move off-platform or into a private, exclusive relationship too quickly. Trust your gut! If the person makes you uncomfortable or pressures you, you have the right to stop communication immediately.
Watch this video and share what you think is the takeaway message. (Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97de0hsC7xI)
What is anyone can become a bully, even if they don't mean to. Someone can go from an innocent post to a cyber bully with one simple click. Stop and think before you hit send. Be part of the solution, not the problem. Bullying is never funny.
AI is a _________ not a ___________.
What is...AI is a tool not a person? Treat AI as a tool, not a friend or expert. It can provide false information, show bias, and pose mental health risks. Always prioritize privacy, as data is logged. AI should never replace human support for emotional struggles or mental health needs.
How can I respect the privacy of others online?
What is (1) keeping private conversations private, (2) always ask for consent before sharing their information, photos, or contact details, (3) and following the Golden Rule - treat others as you want to be treated.
What screen activities do you value? And what do you want to cut out? (Video - https://ny.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/screen-time-above-the-noise/screen-time-above-the-noise/ )
Thanks for sharing!
How can I make sure my online relationships are healthy and positive?
What is (1) prioritize open, honest communication while setting clear personal boundaries, (2) practice empathy, (3) respect privacy, (4) take breaks, (5) address issues privately, (6) take responsibility when you are wrong.
How can we act with empathy and positivity when we're online?
What is (1) pausing before posting, (2) following the Golden Rule, (3) choosing curiosity over judgment, (4) practicing active listening and respectful disagreement (focus on the topic rather than attacking the person).