Digital Citizenship

What are the four questions to ask yourself when doing an online search? (a)  

• Where? Who? What? When?
• Where? Who? When? Why?
• Where? Who? What? Why?
• Who? What? When? Why?

Is everything online reliable, accurate, and true?

• No

• Yes

When thinking about "Where", you should ask yourself the following questions:

• Where is the content published?

• What kind of site is it?

• What words did I search for to make this site appear?

• What is the purpose of the site?

Where should the author's name be found on a site?

Publication dates of articles online should be more recent. (a)  

• True
• False

How many sources should you check before reaching a conclusion?

When setting a password, which one of these statements is false?

• Passwords should be strong.

• Think carefully about who you will share your password with.

• Do not reuse passwords.

• Passwords should be 8-9 characters long with a combination of capitals, lower case letters, numbers, and symbols.

A passphrase is...

• a phrase that will give you a pass into a secret lair.

• a phrase where you take the first letter from each word to create a password.

• a phrase that is passed on from one person to another.

• a phrase that you remember that uses the last letter of each word to create a password.

Two factor authorization...

• is an extra security measure.

• is a series of prime numbers and the list of their factors.

• is the security process where logging into a service takes two steps.

• is often a password and a code that is texted to your phone.

When signing up to use social media, it is important to check the following:

• how many people you can follow or "friend".

• what information is visible to others.

• who can view what you post.

• the privacy policies that state what information about you is collected and stored and for what purposes.