eTwinning e-safty project

If you receive an abusive e-mail from an anonymous sender, what should you do?

• reply politely

• send an abusive message back

• confront the person you think it probably came from

• none of the above

Someone tells you that they have had an email from you, but you didn't send it. What do you do?

• ask them to forward it back to you so can check it

• ask your friend to change their e-mail password

• remove your friend from your list of contacts

• change your password on your e-mail account

How can you tell that a person on a social networking site is who they say they are?

• By asking them to post a photograph of themselves

• Because they talk about friends that you both know

• You can’t tell

• Because they are really friendly and genuine

3. One of your teachers slipped over on the field and someone took a video of it on their phone. It gets sent to you. Do you share it?

• Yes! It was hilarious!

• Probably, but only to my friends.

• No. Wouldn’t that be mean?

15. Choosing your birthday as a password.

• Safe

• Unsafe

17. What information should you NOT share online?

• Your first and last name

• Your birthday

• The name of your school or city

• All of the above

If you are reading a news story and something seems shocking or new, what do you do?

• Never trust the information

• If the website looks legit just trust it

• Always look for the author’s resources

• Just move on

Which of these is NOT a required step in evaluating a website?

• Check to see if you can contact the author

• Look for source citation

• Make sure the photographs are good quality

• Make sure the website has been updated recently

You cannot always trust .org and .edu websites.

• True

• False

If a site is coming from another country, you should never believe it

• True

• False