Lesson 4: Chatting Safely Online

What is the essential question of this week's lesson?

• How do you not feed the phish?

• How do you find a balance in the digital world?

• How do you type 200 words per minute?

• How do you chat safely with people you meet online?

Choose an example of social media.

• Sharing selfies

• Snapchat

• Playing basketball with friends

• Group chats

How do social media apps make money?

• By selling items at your local mall.

• By selling your data about things you like to advertisers.

• By charging you to use their app.

True or False: People often behave differently on line than in real life.

• True

• False

What is a curated identity?

• When people post both the good and bad things in social media.

• When people pick and post only negative things on social media.

• When people pick and post only positive things on social media.

What is oversharing?

• When you give away too much candy at Halloween.

• When you share private information online.

• When you give too much advice to a friend.

How do you know that deleted posts are truly deleted?

• Make sure you click Unsend.

• Only post on Snapchat.

• You can't know this for sure. Nothing posted on the internet is ever completely deleted.

The best advice before posting is...

• Wait seven minutes before you post.

• Only post three times per day.

• Make sure you send your post at least five people.

• Stop and think before you post.

Privacy settings should be set to...

• Anyone who wants access.

• Friends only (This includes family)

• Kids that are nice in public chats.

What are benefits of using social media to communicate?

• Friends are easily accessible.

• You can have an immediate connection.

• You may be more comfortable talking online.