Digital Citizenship

Personal information is

• a more general term for bullying that takes many forms-pestering, annoying, intimidating, humiliating, etc.

• a person who uses computers to gain unauthorized access of people's data.

• creating a fake identity or account to trick people into friending them or giving out personal information.

• the ability to control what information you share about yourself online and who can see and share it.

Digital Footprint is..

• the ideas, impressions, or beliefs that other people have about you.

• all of the information about you that appears online. This includes, photos, likes, videos, and comments forever.

• something that is or can be proven to be true.

• the way a person understands a message or the meaning they get from it.

Oversharing is..

• to decide what to post online-texts, photos, memes, audio, and video then organizing and showing it while thinking about what effect it'll have on others that see it.

• something that you or others believe about a person that cannot be proven because an opinion is not a fact.

• providing too much information online-usually personal information in a certain situation or conversation online.

• something that is or can be proven to be true.

Which group includes private information that shouldn't be freely shared online?

• Pet names, favorite sports teams, favorite ice cream, and hobbies.

• Results of your sports game and photos from your game.

• An art project and what you'd like to be when you grow up.

• Social security #, where you go to school, the address of your house, and debit card informatoin.

When context would be important includes... *

• understanding what you are looking at when looking at text, photos, and videos.

• assumptions that we make about others.

• the ability to control information online about yourself and who can share it.

• none of these options.

Your Reputation is.... *

• the way a person understands a message or the meaning they get from it.

• the ideas, opinions, or beliefs that others have about you-something that you can't be totally sure about but you want it to be good.

• the information surrounding an image or whatever we're seeing.

• the ability to control information you share about yourself.

Malicious means...

• Incomplete information.

• Untrue or fiction.

• Something that is yummy to eat.

• Words or actions intended to be cruel or hurtful.

Phishing is...

• Words or actions intended to be cruel or hurtful.

• An attempt to scam you or trick you into sharing your login or other personal information online.

• Able to be relied on to do what is right or what is needed.

• Believable; someone who is credible uses evidence, and you can be confident they are telling the truth.

Choose all examples of a scam...

• popup ads

• fake websites

• locked websites that use https

• text messages pretending to be your friend.

A scam is...

• Content that attracts attention and could push you to click on a link to a certain site by using interesting formatting or catchy phrases

• Facts or examples that prove something is true or false.

• A dishonest attempt to make money by tricking people into sharing their login, personal info, contacts, etc. or tricking people out of their money or digital property.

• A person who is known for regularly posting short videos on a blog or social media