Understanding Digital Citizenship

What does a digital citizen use technology for?

• To hide their identity

• To avoid real-world interactions

• Only to play video games

• To make positive changes and engage in communities

What is a digital footprint?

• A physical mark left on digital devices

• The history you leave online when using the internet

• A type of digital currency

• A password used for online accounts

Why should you think before you post online?

• To make it popular

• Because it can be deleted anytime

• To use complex words

• To ensure it is kind and appropriate

What should you do to protect your identity online?

• Accept all friend requests

• Make your social media accounts private

• Post your personal details publicly

• Share your passwords with trusted friends

What is NOT a sign of a credible news source?

• Accurate and current information

• A professional website layout

• Grammatical errors and sensational images

• Well-documented sources

What can you use to verify if a news story is true?

• Unverified social media posts

• Fact-checking websites

• Any pop-up ads

• Random blogs

What should a good digital citizen do with technology?

• Ignore safety practices

• Share passwords

• Use it responsibly and appropriately

• Spread rumors

What does being a digital citizen mean?

• Ignoring online guidelines

• Living by certain guidelines and expectations online

• Using technology without responsibility

• Never using technology

Why is it important to have good media literacy skills?

• To impress friends

• To only consume popular media

• To differentiate between credible and fake news

• To avoid using technology

What should you consider about your digital footprint?

• It can only be seen by you

• It is temporary like a footprint in the sand

• It follows you for the rest of your life

• It is not important