Digital Citizen

Before you post anything online, you should think about 

• how many likes you will get

• assess if the wifi is strong enough

• the long term consequences (future job, future friends, ect)

• what your friends will think

Many people have been robbed based off posting location specific photos. How could you avoid a similar digital problem?

• Don't ever travel

• Always have a house sitter

• Do not post any pictures on social media

• Turn off location settings or post pictures when you get back home

The easiest rule for digital citizenship is

• never use technology

• be kind online

• always use free wifi

• always power your devices

If someone shares a hurtful message or image with you, you should 

• not pass it on

• tell the person who sent it, what they did was not okay with you

• let a trusted adult know

• all of the answers listed

One of the safest ways to protect yourself online is not to share

• ideas

• viewpoints

• likes/dislikes

• your password

When using a shared computer it is most important to

• sanitize the keyboard

• log out of your account when done

• leave a kind note for the next user

• check the battery life

Most social media apps and sites have this feature to help keep everyone safe and respectful

• help button

• report of flag inappropriate content

• unfriend button

• contact button

Which of the following is NOT acceptable to share online?

• Full name (first and last)

• Pictures of your dog

• Pictures of your football game

• Your favorite food

Online safety is:

• giving out your password to friends

• e-mailing friends

• is signing up for websites without an adult's permission

• is being reponsible online

How can you build a positive Digital Footprint?

• by being careful what you post

• by not posting unkind things

• by not disclosing your personal information

• all of the above