Your Rings of Responsibility

I make careful choices about the media I use.

• Yourself

• Your community

• Your world

I never call people mean names, online or in person.

• Yourself

• Your community

• Your world

I don't share photos, videos, or information about other people unless I have their permission.

• Yourself

• Your community

• Your world

I know that not everything I see online is true.

• Yourself

• Your community

• Your world

I don't copy or share someone else's

work and say that I created it.

• Yourself

• Your community

• Your world

I ask an adult I trust before sharing

private information online.

• Yourself

• Your community

• Your world

What are the three rings of responsibility?

• Me, self, family

• Self, community, world

• World, Earth, space

• School, home, neighborhood

True or false? When we use the internet or devices, we should think only of how our actions affect ourselves.

• True

• False

When you go online, what is an example of a responsibility you have to yourself?

• Share pictures that have my friends in them without asking permission.

• Make funny comments to make others laugh.

• Go on a website that is OK for kids my age.

• Download an app my older cousin shared.

You and your best friend spent the afternoon playing at the park. You took a few photos of you both together and want to share them with your friends online. What should you do?

• Post them online without asking your friend.

• Ask your friend if you can share the photos of you together.

• Wait a couple days, then share them online without asking your friend.