Who are you online?

Pick the private information that should never be shared online.

• Full name

• New book you're reading

• Favorite color

• Favorite Disney character

Examples of interacting with someone online include:

• Using a camera phone

• Using walkie-talkies

• Sending a text

• Writing a letter

The best advice before posting is...

• Wait seven minutes before you post.

• Only post three times per day.

• Make sure you send your post to at least five people.

• Stop and think before you post.

How can you make sure a picture won't be shared publicly online?

• Only share it over direct message

• Only share it with friends you know

• Only share it in person

• Only send it over email

On Lucy's social media profile, she says that she's older than she really is. She also says she likes rock music, even though she actually doesn't. Which of the following might be a possible consequence of how Lucy presents herself online?

• Lucy's friends might not talk to her because they think she is older.

• Lucy might start to like rock music.

• Lucy might get attention from older people who think she's as old as she posted she is.

• Lucy will only be friends with other people who like rock music.

Define anonymous.

• avatar

• brand name

• unknown

• kittens

When should you talk to an adult you trust?

• If you see yourself tagged online and you don't want to be

• If someone asks you for personal information

• If you aren't sure if you should post something

• All of the above

If someone you don't know asks where you go to school, what should you do?

• Don't respond.

• See if they're a friend of a friend.

• Ask why they want to know.

• Lie to them

If a friend posts something online that hurts your feelings, what should you do?

• Post something hurtful about them.

• Ask why they're mad at you in the comments.

• Text them and say they hurt your feelings.

• Ask to talk to them in person.

Your friend is learning how to break dance. He comes to you for advice because he wants to share his progress online with friends, but he's worried about random people seeing the videos and making fun of him. What advice would you give your friend to help him feel safe sharing his new moves?

• Just post the videos where everyone can see them. Dealing with mean people now will help you later in life.

• Share them through an anonymous account where only people you trust can see them.

• Don't share your videos. It's better to share only the things you are really good at.

• It's better not to share that online. Some people might think you are looking for attention.