Online Safety Awareness and Practices

In this episode, Guts introduces himself and discusses the importance of safety both in-person and online. He shares three key rules for staying safe at the bus stop: asking for permission, talking only to known people, and sticking to familiar streets. Guts draws parallels between these rules and online safety, emphasizing the need to ask for permission from adults, interact only with known individuals, and use familiar websites and apps. He highlights the importance of trusting one's instincts and seeking help if something feels unsafe. The episode concludes with a question for viewers about their online safety practices.

What is Guts known for?

• Being a digital citizen

• Listening to his instincts

• Creating websites

• Being a bus driver

Which of the following is NOT one of Guts' safety rules when leaving the house?

• Talk to strangers

• Ask for permission first

• Stick to streets you know

• Only talk to people you know

How does Guts compare going online to going to the bus stop?

• Both are fun activities

• Both require a ticket

• Both need a map

• Both require safety measures

What should you do if something online doesn't feel safe?

• Ignore it

• Trust your gut and ask for help

• Continue exploring

• Share it with friends

What question does Guts ask the digital citizens?

• Where do you go to school?

• Who is your best friend?

• What is your favorite website?

• How do you stay safe online?