Digital Distractions

Your class just finished computer project. Your teacher said that she'll be coming around to check your project, but in the meantime you can quietly do other work. You decide to complete your online math homework. Are you being digitally responsible?

• Yes
• No

The teacher is giving you time to watch an online video for a report you have due. You start playing the video, but also listen to some Internet music. Are you being digitally responsible? 

• No
• Yes

Surrendering or giving in to digital distractions can result in wasted time

• False
• True

Surrendering to digital distractions can result in a disappointed feeling of how you spent your time.

• False
• True

You just completed an online lesson. Other students are still working, so you quickly go to the school's web site and check the basketball team's schedule. Are you being digitally responsible?

• Yes
• No

Surrendering or giving in to digital distractions will likely result in learning more material.

• False
• True

During class, you are allowed to research a specific topic for a presentation. While on a web site about the topic, you start clicking unrelated links that appear to be interesting. Are you being digitally responsible?

• No
• Yes

Your teacher allows you to review online material for a test. You tell the teacher you know the material and ask if you can do other class work. Are you being digitally responsible?

• No
• Yes

Surrendering to digital distractions will likely result in better grades.

• True
• False

The teacher is giving you time to watch an online video for a report you have due.  You start playing the video, but also listen to some internet music, Which of the 3 R's are you violating?

• Respect
• Right Use
• Responsibility
• None