Digital Citizenship Vocabulary 1st Half

What does the word "collaborate" mean?

• To work together with others towards a common goal.

• To work alone on a project.

• To compete against others.

• To ignore others' ideas.

What is digital citizenship?

• The responsible and respectful use of technology and online platforms.

• The ability to code and create software.

• The use of technology for entertainment purposes.

• The study of computer hardware.

What is a digital footprint?

• A trail of online activities and interactions that shows a person's presence on the internet.

• A type of shoe print left on digital devices.

• A method of measuring internet speed.

• A digital map of the world.

What does "Netiquette" refer to?

• Online etiquette or good manners when using the internet.

• A type of internet security software.

• A new social media platform.

• A programming language.

What is an online community?

• A group of people who interact and share common interests on the internet.

• A group of people who meet in person to discuss topics.

• A collection of websites with similar themes.

• A social media platform for businesses.

What is the definition of respect?

• Treating others with kindness and consideration.

• Ignoring others' feelings.

• Being rude to others.

• Only thinking about yourself.

What are digital boundaries?

• Physical barriers to internet access

• Virtual limits or restrictions on the access and sharing of personal information online

• Rules for using digital devices

• Guidelines for creating online content

What is identity theft?

• The unauthorized use of someone's personal information to commit fraud or other crimes.

• The legal use of someone's personal information for business purposes.

• Sharing personal information with friends and family.

• Protecting personal information from unauthorized access.

What are phishing scams?

• Honest attempts to gather information

• Deceptive attempts to obtain sensitive information

• Legal methods to collect data

• Friendly emails asking for help

How do phishing scams often operate?

• Through direct phone calls

• By sending fraudulent emails or websites

• By mailing letters

• Through face-to-face meetings