Online Safety

What should you look for on an internet search bar to see if the website is secure?

• Nothing
• A 'safe' sign
• A green padlock, 'https://' or 'Secure'
• Numbers at the end of the website

If you are in a difficult situation online and you don't know how to deal with it, what should you do?

• Ask an online friend for help 
• Turn off the computer
• Make an guess
• Tell an adult you trust

What kind of personal information is it okay to reveal online? 

• Your phone number
  
• The name of your school 
• Your home address
  
• Your favourite sport

When someone is nice to you online, can you always trust them?

• Yes
• No

When you post online it is there...

• until it is forgotten
• forever
• up to 6 months
• until removed

What should you do if someone you do not know wants to chat?

• Email them a picture of yourself
• Tell them to chat with your friend
• Block them from chatting with you and tell a grownup.
• Send them a text message.

Passwords

• should be easy to guess.
• is a game.
• should be shared with others.
• help to keep us safe.

Private information is something only your family and close friends should know. Which of these are private information?

• Your usernames and passwords
• Your address
• Your school
• All of the above.

I am allowed to share my username and password with whom?

• My friends
• My classmates
• My dog
• My parents & teachers

What would you do if someone you don't know sent you a message asking for your address?

• Give them a fake address
• Respond and tell them no.
• Delete the email
• Tell an adult