Digital Citizenship and Internet Safety

Why is internet safety important?

• It helps to protect your computer.

• It helps to protect yourself.

• All of the above

• None of the above

What does digital citizenship mean?

• You know how to use a computer.

• You are using responsible and appropriate behaviors on a digital device.

• You are opening spam emails and clicking on the links inside.

What is one way I can demonstrate digital citizenship?

• Make sure to open all emails...even if you don't know who they are from.

• Use respectful language with your teacher and peers online.

• Download many different files and pictures from any website.

You find out you received an email from a person you don't know. When you opened the email, you saw links to click on and files to download. What should you do?

• Click on the links, but not the files.

• Click on the files, but not the links.

• Tell your teacher you clicked on the links and downloaded some files.

• Tell your teacher you got an unfamiliar email and then delete. Do not click on the links or the files.

What is an example of spam?

• A program meant to harm your computer

• Unwanted emails

What is a virus?

• A program meant to harm to your computer

• Unwanted emails

What is true about your passwords?

• You should share them with a couple friends.

• You should share them with your best friend.

• You should not share them with anyone.

Which of the following is a good way to practice internet safety?

• Use respectful language with your peers and teacher.

• Avoid putting your personal information on the web.

• Keep your passwords very easy and short.

Which of the following is safe to share online?

• Your address

• Your phone number

• Your first name

• Your full name

What should you do if you accidentally download something you didn't mean to?

• Just delete it.

• Tell your teacher and delete it.

• Keep it on your computer.