What is Digital Citizenship?

• Digital Citizenship is a government policy on internet usage.
• Digital Citizenship is the process of creating digital art.
• Digital Citizenship refers to online gaming communities.
• Digital Citizenship is the responsible and respectful use of technology and the internet.

Why does Digital Citizenship matter?

• Digital Citizenship is about using technology for entertainment.
• Digital Citizenship promotes unrestricted internet access.
• Digital Citizenship is only relevant for students.
• Digital Citizenship is essential for fostering responsible and ethical technology use.

What are online safety basics?

• Use strong passwords, be cautious with personal information, recognize phishing attempts, keep software updated, and use secure connections.
• Share passwords with friends
• Ignore software updates
• Use public Wi-Fi for sensitive transactions

Smart online behavior includes:

• Practicing online safety and respect.
• Ignoring privacy settings on social media.
• Sharing personal information with strangers.
• Using the same password for all accounts.

What is cyberbullying?

• Cyberbullying is the use of digital technology to harass or intimidate someone.
• Cyberbullying is a form of online shopping.
• Cyberbullying is a type of computer virus.
• Cyberbullying is the use of social media for marketing.

How do you respond to cyberbullying?

• Share personal information online to retaliate
• Document incidents, report to authorities, seek support, and avoid engaging with the bully.
• Confront the bully in person
• Ignore the bully and hope it stops

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What does "Be an upstander" mean?

• To ignore bullying and let it happen.
• To actively support and defend others against bullying or injustice.
• To encourage others to bully.
• To passively observe without taking action.

Is it okay to share personal information online?

• Maybe

• Of course not

Is it okay to share your password with your best friend?

• Yes, because they are your best friend.

• No, you should keep your passwords private.