Digital Citizenship

What should you do to be an informed digital citizen?

• Ensure your sources are valid, accurate, and reliable.

• Believe everything you read online.

• Use only one source for information.

• Ignore the credibility of your sources.

Digital footprints are:

• Invisible and can't be tracked.

• Evidence of what you do online, including the things you post.

• Not permanent and go away after you log off the internet.

• Erased if you delete an email, a text, or a post.

In the previous question, why was Tal's decision to post a silly picture of Avi irresponsible?

• His post affects Avi's digital footprint.

• The post did not get many likes.

• Only people who went on the field trip could relate to the picture.

What is the primary focus of digital citizenship in the context of science education?

• Understanding online safety and privacy

• Learning how to code

• Studying the history of the internet

• Exploring digital art

Which of the following is a key component of digital citizenship in scientific research?

• Sharing data without consent

• Citing sources accurately

• Ignoring copyright laws

• Using unverified sources

How can digital tools enhance scientific experiments?

• By providing inaccurate data

• By making experiments more complex

• By allowing for precise measurements and data analysis

• By eliminating the need for physical experiments

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What role does digital citizenship play in the dissemination of scientific information?

• It encourages the spread of misinformation

• It ensures information is shared responsibly and ethically

• It limits access to scientific data

• It promotes the use of jargon

Why is it important for scientists to maintain a positive digital footprint?

• To increase their social media followers

• To ensure their research is respected and trusted

• To avoid being recognized

• To make their work less accessible

Which of the following best describes a digital footprint in the context of scientific collaboration?

• A record of all online purchases

• A trail of data left by scientists' online activities

• A list of all scientific publications

• A collection of personal photos shared online

How can digital citizenship impact the peer review process in scientific research?

• By allowing anonymous and unaccountable reviews

• By ensuring transparency and accountability

• By making the process slower

• By reducing the number of reviewers