Young people are often referred to as "digital natives" because they are comfortable with what?

• Traditional media

• Physical books and libraries

• The digital world

• Outdoor activities

How does digital media differ from traditional TV shows in terms of information flow?

• Digital media has a one-way flow, while TV shows have a two-way flow.

• Digital media flows two ways, allowing producers to know who is consuming content.

• Traditional TV shows allow consumers to interact directly with producers.

• Digital media is only accessible at specific times, unlike TV shows.

The speaker compares the internet to a theater where you can see the stage but not behind the curtains. What is the implication of this analogy for internet users?

• Users have complete control over their online presence.

• Users are always aware of who is viewing their content.

• There is more activity and tracking happening behind the scenes than users realize.

• The internet is a safe and transparent environment.

What is true about content posted online, even if it's a disappearing photo or message?

• It is permanently deleted after a short period.

• It can be copied, shared, and stored on platform servers.

• It is only visible to the intended recipient.

• It cannot be retrieved once it disappears from the user's view.

What important advice does the speaker give about posting content on any social platform?

• Always post as much personal information as possible.

• Assume that someone may share it.

• Only share content that is guaranteed to go viral.

• Post content without considering its permanence.

What is a characteristic of digital media regarding its audience?

• Audiences are always known and controlled.

• Audiences are typically small and private.

• Digital media has unknown and unexpected audiences.

• Only friends and family can view shared content.

Beyond just knowing how to use the internet, what does digital literacy encompass?

• The ability to only consume content passively.

• The ability to use, understand, and create content online.

• The ability to avoid all online interactions.

• The ability to memorize website addresses.

What is identified as the first skill towards digital literacy?

• To create

• To understand

• To use

• To share

The "ability to use" in digital literacy involves more than just Googling for answers. What else does it include?

• Only using social media for entertainment.

• Avoiding all online research.

• Using devices, websites, and other media platforms, and finding credible sources.

• Relying solely on traditional information sources.

What was the speaker looking for information about when he first used the internet in Grade 3?

• A school project on dinosaurs.

• The Lion Dance for Chinese New Year.

• How to build a computer.

• Online gaming strategies.