Digital Citizenship

All of the information online about a person, either posted by that person or others, intentionally or unintentionally. 

• Anonymous

• Cookie

• Plagiarism

• Digital Footprint

Using someone’۪s creative work without giving them credit is

• Plagiarism

• Cookie

• Acceptable Use Privacy

• Digital device

True or False: It is okay to use someone else's work without their permission.

• True

• False

In order to use copyrighted things, you have to...

• Ask the owner for permission

• Ask your parents/guardians

• Ask your teacher

• Download it

Copyright infringement is when...

• You ask for permission to use content

• Watching movies and listening to music online

• You use or download someone else's work without permission

• You steal something offline

True or False: Copying and pasting someone else's work and say it's your own is called plagiarism.

• True

• False

Once sent, a text, photo, e-mail, or video can never:

• Be viewed by anyone other than its intended recipient

• Be taken back or undone

• Be posted on social networking site

• None of these

Once you post images online can you reliably delete them afterwards?

• No, because if other people have looked at them they have their own local copy

• Yes as long as you do it within a couple of weeks of posting the image

• Yes, because it is illegal to look at other people's images

• No because Facebook has no delete option

information that comes to us through the internet, often through a tablet, smartphone, or laptop

• media balance

• internet scam

• digital media

• phishing

when something happens on digital media that makes you feel uncomfortable, worried, sad, or anxious

• red flag feeling

• short url

• finsta

• risky