Digital Citizenship

What is a digital footprint?

• Places you have walked.

• The trail of data you leave using the internet.

• A picture you took.

• The place you went on vacation.

Why is it important to be a responsible digital citizen?

• So I know how to protect my personal information online.

• So I know how to hide my identity and pretend to be someone else.

• I don't care about being a digital citizen.

• It will help me make more friends online.

How long does your digital footprint last?

• Until you log off.

• Until you clear your history.

• It's gone when you delete it.

• It is permanent.

Internet safety applies to which of the following?

• Cell phones

• Computers

• Gaming consoles

• All of the above

When thinking about talking to someone new online, you should never...

• Give them information about where you live.

• Give the name of your school.

• Tell them you are always home alone after school.

• All of the above.

Where do students use internet/technology the most?

• At home

• At school

• At a friend's house

• At a relative's house

All information on the internet is true.

• True

• False

Everyone on the internet is who they say they are.

• True

• False

What information should you never share when you are talking to someone on the internet?

• Your full name, address, or school you attend.

• Your nickname

• Your pets name

• The internet is a safe place so I can share anything.

If you meet someone new online _____

• Do not set up a time and place to meet in person without speaking to an adult first.

• Be aware they may not be who they say they are.

• Make sure you do not give out personal information.

• All of the above.