6-8 Digital Citizenship Review

What should you do to create a positive digital footprint?

• Be friendly and polite when chatting.
• Create a username that does not reveal your identity.
• Post things about yourself that you wouldn�t mind other people sharing.
• All of the above

Digital footprints are ____ meaning that they last a long time, maybe even forever.

• helpful
• persistent
• temporary
• educational

What tips won't help you keep track of your digital footprint?

• can ask my friends what they think about me.
• I can create a social network profile with strong privacy settings.
• I can review any posts or photos that I'm tagged in.
• I can search for my name online.

True or false: Your digital footprint is all the information about you online that only you post.

• TRUE
• FALSE

What kinds of information can make up a digital footprint?

• Online photos
• Comments that others post about you
• Both a and b
• None of the above

What kinds of information would make a POSITIVE digital footprint?

• Photos of you doing work in the community
• A newspaper article about your soccer team
• A mean comment that you made on a friend's website
• Inappropriate photos of you on a social network site

Alice is friends with someone who she only knows through an online chat room. Alice knows that when she makes an online-only friend, she needs to be careful. Alice's online friend asks the following three questions. Which question should Alice not answer?

• What bands do you like the most?
• Will you promise to keep our friendship secret?
• Isn't it cool that we like the same TV shows?
• What's your favorite subject?

Read the scenario below and decide whether it is a green light (safe), yellow light (risky), or red light (unsafe) situation. Avery sees an email from a stranger in his junk mail trying to sell him something.

• Red Light
• Yellow Light
• Green Light

Read the scenario below and decide whether it is a green light (safe), yellow light (risky), or red light (unsafe) situation. Kayla replies to a fan of her cooking blog, answering a question about a recipe she just posted.

• Green Light
• Yellow Light
• Red Light

Read the scenario below and decide whether it is a green light (safe), yellow light (risky), or red light (unsafe) situation. Carla has been messaging back and forth with her friend's cousin, whom she's never met. He says something that makes her uncomfortable and asks her not to tell her friend.

• Green Light
• Red Light
• Yellow Light