Part 1: The Cyberworld and Cyber Citizenship Flashcard

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Being both proficient in the use of new technologies and comfortable in cyberspace.

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Cyber literacy

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Places that exist, not in the real world, but only online.

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Virtual

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Participating in your world in a responsible way.

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Citizenship

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Digitized content such as websites, computer software, e‐books and MP3 files that can be transmitted over the Internet or computer networks.

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Digital media

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People who were born during and after the introduction of digital technology and have grown up using it.

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Digital natives

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The modern world of computers, communications, and other digital technologies.

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Cyberworld

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In 2012, the U.S. Census Bureau reported that what percent of U.S. households have a computer at home?

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79%

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Cyber citizen responsibilities include the following, EXCEPT: Protect yourself and your computer by following security measures. Don’t take information from the Web and use it as your own. Use respectful and kind language when communicating online. Only share private information such as your passwords with your closest friends.

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Only share private information such as your passwords with your closest friends.

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Which of the following describes a cyber citizen? Options: an individual who studies computer science, a member of the global online community, any member of society, None of the above

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a member of the global online community

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Which of the following is a negative aspect of technology use? People can communicate quickly with friends and family., Information can be accessed quickly and efficiently., Increased online communication may create isolation from real-world friendships., Productivity can increase through the use of technology.

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Increased online communication may create isolation from real-world friendships.