Digital Citizenship and ESafety

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When a photo or video is shared on the internet, who might be able to see it?

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Anyone

Front

What is the appropriate response if you receive a video of a teacher slipping in the Year 5 area?

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Delete and Ignore it

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What do you do if a classmate shares an embarrassing photo of you?

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Tell your classmate that you didn’t like your photo being shared without your permission

Front

You took a video of you and your friends play fighting and being really silly. Do you share it?

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Probably not, people might think we are being serious

Front

You took a photo of your friend doing something that will probably get him into trouble. Do you share it?

• No, I wouldn’t like it if they did that to me
• I’d share it with my closest friend only because no one else will ever see it
• He will definitely see the funny side and no one will remember anyway

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No, I wouldn’t like it if they did that to me

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Who should you ask before sharing a video of yourself online?

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Check with an adult you trust

Front

Anything you say or type online becomes public knowledge and stays online forever...even if you THINK you deleted it.

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True

Front

The best passwords include your name, age, or birthday because they are easy to remember.

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False

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When you meet people online, what should you watch out for?

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All of the above

Front

When is it okay to share your full name with people online?

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Never