Digital Citizenship

I'm online and I met someone my age in a chat room. Is it ok to give to him or her my address or phone number?

• Yes
• No

My best friend asked me if she could have my password to my email. Should I:

• Give it to her
• Say no

One of the safest ways to protect yourself online is not to share

• ideas
• viewpoints
• likes/dislikes
• your password

When using a shared computer it is most important to

• sanitize the keyboard
• log out of your account when done
• leave a kind note for the next user
• check the battery life

Although it can be easy, do not 

• use the same password for all accounts
• eat sugar
• memorize all the words to a Taylor Swift song
• write in Comic Sans

Before you post anything online, you should think about 

• how many likes you will get
• assess if the wifi is strong enough
• the long term consequences (future job, future friends, ect)
• what your friends will think

One of the safest ways to protect yourself online is not to share

• ideas
• viewpoints
• likes/dislikes
• your password

When using a shared computer it is most important to

• sanitize the keyboard
• log out of your account when done
• leave a kind note for the next user
• check the battery life

Although it can be easy, do not 

• use the same password for all accounts
• eat sugar
• memorize all the words to a Taylor Swift song
• write in Comic Sans

What should you NOT do when on a public wifi?

• Buy Mrs. Rivas a present on Amazon
• Research the life of Emily Dickinson
• Use a caculator to calculate the cost of 15 Venti Carmel Lattes 
• Set a reminder to study for your digital citizenship assessment