Lady Smith Learning

Keep your passwords safe....

• written down in your school workbook.

• unless its your absolute best friend.

• on Saturdays and Sundays

• Always!

Answer explanation

Keeping your passwords safe means you are protecting your online identity.

This will ensure you can keep participating safely without a worry.

If I received a message saying I had won $500,000 and to click "here", I should....

• Definitely click the link, because you can't wait to be rich.

• Delete the message and tell someone.

• Send the message onto someone else for them to open.

• Write back asking for more money, then you'll click the link.

Answer explanation

Unfortunately there are dishonest people who use the internet for their own gain.

Never follow a link from an unknown source and ask yourself.. "What is their motivation?"

What does Jedda need to be able to unlock something in the game?

• Dusty's mum and dads name.

• Dusty's favourite superhero name.

• Dusty's account name and password.

• The team Dusty goes for in the AFL.

Answer explanation

Even if your mates need your account details. It is important to say "no". It is tricky, but think about what could happen?

Not only is it a risk for you but giving out your personal details may effect your whole family.

How might that make you feel?

Who is responsible for protecting your privacy while you are using social media?

• Your best friend?

• YOU!!!

• Your pet dog or cat?

• The people that created social media?

Answer explanation

As Wanda says

"Your personal information is precious, protect it, never give it to a friend or stranger.....Only you have the power to protect your personal information."

How did it make Swoosh feel after she clicked into a video that was not nice or fun?

• Swoosh started dancing with her cousins.

• Swoosh started crying

• Swoosh couldn't stop laughing.

• Swoosh dropped the tablet and curled up on the floor. She felt funny in the tummy.

Answer explanation

Our bodies are clever and help us to recognise when we feel uncomfortable. For Swoosh, she had a funny feeling in her tummy. Other signs could be our heart beating fast or a dry mouth.

Think about when you have felt like this. What did you do about it?

If we start to feel like Swoosh did, what is our best option?

• Tell an adult we trust.

• Run and hide under the bed.

• Eat a whole packet of M & Ms

• Keep playing and don't worry about it.

Answer explanation

Part of being a responsible digital citizen means that you feel confident enough to tell an adult if you are worried about something that you saw.

A trusted adult can help you and talk about the next steps we might need to take.

Its all about protecting you!

When you're on the web,

what leaves a trail?.....

• All the websites you click into in...

• Everything you post...

• Everything others post ABOUT you...

• All three...

Answer explanation

Remember every time you logon, you leave a trail called a digital footprint.

Make sure you continue to be safe - never give your password out and always check on your security settings.

What are the 5 things you need to ask before posting?...

• Whats your dogs name?

  What is the name of your pet fish?

  What is your mums name?

  What is your grandfathers name?

  What is your neighbours name?

• Is it true?

  Is it helpful?

  Is it inspiring?

  Is it necessary?

  Is it kind?

• What am I doing here?

  Where am I going?

  Who can I see?

  When are we going?

  Why are they coming?

• STOP

  Stay

  Think

  Observe

  Proceed

Answer explanation

It is a privilege to have access to the internet. With that privilege comes responsibility to leave a positive digital footprint.

By remembering this simple acronym you can trust you are being a confident and safe, online citizen.