When considering a source's perspective, try to understand their viewpoint and motivation for sharing information.

• Understanding a source's motivation helps in evaluating the reliability and bias of the information and creates empathy.

• Sources always provide unbiased information regardless of their perspective.

• The viewpoint of a source is irrelevant to the information they provide.

• Motivation is only important when the source is a well-known expert.

The main goal of digital literacy

• To use digital tools safely and smartly

• To avoid using technology altogether

• To learn programming languages

• To spend more time online

Two-factor authentication

• An extra step to keep your account safe

• A method to reset your password

• A way to share your account with others

• A feature that disables your account

A firewall protects your device from unwanted access.

• It protects your device from unwanted access.

• It speeds up your internet connection.

• It helps in managing your device's battery life.

• It provides antivirus protection.

It could affect your future.

• Because it can be seen by potential employers.

• Because it is only visible to your friends.

• Because it disappears after a week.

• Because it is private and cannot be shared.

Check for Bias

• Identify any potential biases in the article.

• Summarize the main points of the article.

• Evaluate the author's credentials.

• Determine the target audience of the article.

Important for staying safe online

• Keeping your personal info private

• Sharing your passwords with friends

• Using the same password for all accounts

• Ignoring privacy settings on social media

Why is it good to take breaks from screens?

• To keep your body and mind healthy.

• To increase screen time efficiency.

• To avoid social interactions.

• To reduce physical activity.

How to verify if online information is true

• Check several trusted sources

• Rely on social media posts

• Trust the first source you find

• Ask a friend for their opinion

Primary source of information for creating a Digital Citizenship Facts Poster.

• The Gale Database Facts Graphic Organizer from Assignment #03.

• Wikipedia articles on digital citizenship.

• Online forums discussing digital citizenship.

• Social media posts about digital citizenship.