Digital Literacy

If someone emailed me saying I won 1 million dollars, what information should I give them?

• Nothing

• My phone number

• My bank account information

• My grandparents phone number

I see a pop up saying I won $10,000, but it asks me to put in my information, what should I do?

**Select all that Apply**

• Close out of the window immediately

• Tell my parents

• Fill out the information, I won $10,000!!!

• Send it to all my friends so they can win the money

If they are asking for my personal information online, they probably want to do what?

• Be my Friend

• Steal my Information

• Give me Money

Which website address is secured?

• https://www.alburnettcsd.org

• http://www.stealyourinfo.com

• www.take.the.info

• ww.thisistakeinfo.co

People should consider the person and who they are to ensure they are a credible source.

• True

• False

The situation has an impact on if a source is credible or not.

• True

• False

George wants to buy a video game but doesn't know which game to buy, who would be a good source of information for him to ask about video games?

• Grandma

• Mom

• Uncle Joe

• GameStop Employee

When weighing the credibility of the source, I should just go off what my gut tells me to do.

• True

• False

What 4 questions should I ask to determine credibility?

• Does this source know me or care about me?

• Does this source know a lot about this topic?

• What does this source want me to do or believe and why would they want me to do or believe that?

• Who benefits and who might be hurt if people believe this source?

• No Questions at All

It is always a good idea to check to see if a source is credible.

• True

• False