Navigating Private and Personal Information

This video tutorial on digital citizenship covers the differences between personal and private information, emphasizing when and what to share online. It uses the example of the online game Animal Jam to illustrate the importance of creating secure usernames and passwords. The video also highlights the risks of identity theft and provides guidelines for protecting private information. It concludes with a review and discussion section to reinforce learning.

What is the main topic of the video?

• Digital Citizenship

• History

• Mathematics

• Science

Which type of information is generally safe to share online?

• Full Name

• Address

• Social Security Number

• Personal Information

What is an example of private information?

• Birth Date

• Favorite Color

• Favorite Food

• Hobbies

Why do websites use usernames and passwords?

• To make the site look professional

• To set users apart without using their real names

• To increase website traffic

• To confuse users

What should you avoid using in your username?

• Symbol

• Pet's Name

• Actual Name

• Favorite Number

What is identity theft?

• A game

• A type of online shopping

• A social media trend

• Someone stealing your identity to commit fraud

Which of the following is a risk of sharing private information online?

• Winning a prize

• Identity theft

• Getting more followers

• Getting more likes

What should you do before sharing private information online?

• Ask a parent or guardian

• Post it immediately

• Ignore the risks

• Share it with friends first

Which type of information is okay to share online?

• Address

• Full Name

• Social Security Number

• Opinions

What is the purpose of the final project in the video?

• To draw a picture

• To write an essay

• To teach a lesson about private and personal information

• To create a game