BrainPOP - Digital Etiquette

What best describes plagiarism?

• Plagiarism is not stealing.
• Plagiarism just happens when you copy sentences from a book.
• Plagiarism is copying someone else's work and claiming it as your own.
• Plagiarism is something only adults need to worry about.

What information is okay to give to someone you have never met on the Internet?

• Your real name.
• Your address.
• Your age.
• Your screen name.

Which is true about citing a source?

• Citing a source is writing down where information comes from.
• Citing a source is something students should always do when researching.
• Citing a source shows others where you found the information.
• All of the above.

It is alright to share your address with someone you have never met online.

• True
• False

You should give your passwords to

• your best friend.
• your parents.
• your neighbor.
• your classmates.

Which of the following should you NOT do if you are cyber bullied?

• Send a mean response back.
• Tell a trusted adult.
• Block the user.
• Change your password.

If someone online says that she or he is the same age as you, it must be the truth.

• True
• False

What should you do if you receive a suspicious-looking e-mail with an attachment?

• Open the attachment and see if it is from a friend.
• Send a message back to the sender asking him or her to remove your from their e-mail list.
• Forward the attachment to a friend who knows a lot about computers.
• Delete it immediately.

Which of the following text messages would most likely be an example of cyber bullying?

• Meet at the movies! 8 pm tonight
• I disagree!  I like math!
• Don't tell Molly about the movie, she is weird
• Wear the red shirt, it looks the best

Is this statement true or false?
The pictures and messages that I post when I am in junior high and high school can be found by a future employer when I am 25 years old.

• True
• False