Digital Citizenship

Everything you do is TRACKED on district devices. Students can lose computer privileges...

• ..if the student has a habit of using it for non-educational purposes (video games, inappropriate websites, etc.)

• ...at any time. These are district devices.

• ...if they are using the computer during inappropriate times.

• All of these.

• ...and must be returned immediately upon request.

True or false: TikTok always has your TikToks even when you delete them.

• Only if there's a comment on the post

• False

• True

• Only for 1 year then they delete the TikTok for more space

Examples of damages that may result in a $30 fine (each time) include:

• All of these

• Each time a key is broken

• A lost charger

• A cracked or damaged screen

• Damage to the hinge

Which is NOT a statement that defines an upstander?

• Someone not involved in a cyberbullying incident, but steps in to help anyway.

• Someone who does not spread rumors or go along with cyberbullies because of peer pressure.

• Someone who tells other friends about the cyberbullying incident so that they can see it too.

• Someone who tells a trusted adult about a cyberbullying incident.

Anyone who speaks and acts in support of an individual or cause without putting anyone or anything else down (usually someone who intervenes when another person is being bullied or attacked online).

• Bystander

• Upstander

• Internet Troll

• Digital Footprint

Which of the following statements is FALSE? Day use loaners...

• ...can be checked out from the library if a device is left at home.

• ...will be tracked and more than 3 checked out a month will result in a phone call home.

• ...must be returned to the library before the end of the school day.

• ...can be taken home.

Data that is left behind and collected when users are online, both passive (cookies and history) and active (sharing information with district technologies like Canvas/Google Drive).

• Media

• Cookies

• Digital Footprint

• Digital Citizen

Information literacy is...

• Using a computer to learn.

• The ability to look up information on Google.

• Knowing a lot of stuff.

• The ability to find, evaluate, organize, use and communicate information in all formats.

A digital citizen is...

• A commonly used term for someone who uses the internet to develop inappropriate relationships.

• A safeguard for access to a computer or computer program that should NOT be shared with anyone.

• The use of electronic communication to bully a person, typically by sending messages of an intimidating or threatening nature.

• A person who uses technology and digital media in a responsible and appropriate way.

Are computers allowed in the student center?

• Yep, anytime!

• No, they are loaned to students by the district and the student center is not a safe place for them.

• Yes, I need to complete my homework.

• Sure, how else will I watch YouTube?