Safety & Citizenship Retest

The norms of appropriate, responsible behavior with regard to technology and internet use.

• digital media

• digital habits

• digital citizenship

• media balance

Websites and apps that allow people with to share content (pictures, ideas, video clips...) freely and interact through the internet. Examples Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat...

• fake news

• unplug

• social media

• internet

When online, what information should you NEVER give out.

• Your address
• Your social security number
• Your parents credit card info
• All of the above

Information that identifies a specific person – for example, your name, street address, phone number, Social Security number, email address, etc. – is called personal (or sensitive) info. Really think carefully before sharing this kind of information online.

• Personal information

• Oversharing

• Digital footprint

• Settings

Sharing too much online – usually this is about sharing too much personal information or just too much about yourself in a certain situation or conversation online.

• Reputation

• Settings

• Online privacy

• Oversharing

Sharing a video your friends made at school is ok to share with who?

• people in your town

• the guy who works at Tops

• your mom

• the kid who rides your bus from another school

Phishing is An attempt to scam you or trick you into sharing login information or other personal information online. Phishing is usually done through email, ads, or sites that look similar to ones you’re already used to.

• True

• False

What is your Digital Footprint?

• Textual content, images, and multimedia that the creator must have the right to use

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

• A program that detects, prevents, and takes action to disarm or remove malicious software

• Software that has malicious intent.

What's safe to do with a new online friend?

• Planning an in-person meet up

• Chatting about favorite books and movies

• Exchanging phone numbers

• Exchanging photos of yourselves

Opening Email from someone you don’t know is?

• Safe

• Not safe