Digital Citizenship & Privacy

Front

Which one is safe to put out on the internet? Options: "Call me! You know my number." , "Call me at 391-2145."

Back

"Call me! You know my number."

Front

Which one is NOT safe to put on the internet? Options: "My friend says that Independence is the best!", "I go to Independence Elementary."

Back

"I go to Independence Elementary."

Front

Which one is safe to put on the internet? Options: "My screen name is FluffyPrincessUnicorn. What's yours?"; "My name is Claire Bennett. What's your name?"

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"My screen name is FluffyPrincessUnicorn. What's yours?"

Front

Which one is safe to put out on the internet? Options: "What's the link to that video you told me about?", "Can someone send me the link? My e-mail is [e-mail]."

Back

"What's the link to that video you told me about?"

Front

Which one is safe to put out on the internet? "My birthday is coming up soon!" or "When is your birthday? Mine is Jan. 5, 2004."

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"My birthday is coming up soon!"

Front

What is "the trail, traces or footprints that people leave online?"

Back

Digital Footprint

Front

Which is a good way to maintain a positive digital footprint? Options: Don't overshare, Only post things that you would want everyone to see, Use privacy settings, All of the above

Back

All of the above

Front

Your digital footprint is your brand others see when you are not around.

Back

True

Front

It doesn't matter what I post on my Twitter timeline, my privacy settings will keep others from re-posting my information.

Back

False

Front

It is important to consider who will view or who could potentially view my online accounts and posts.

Back

True: everything online represents who I am when I am not around to personally defend, explain or show others who I am. It's important for me to project a positive atmosphere and picture of myself.