Understanding Online Responsibility and Impact

What concept is introduced by imagining a single plastic bottle thrown on the floor and its eventual journey to the ocean?

• The recycling cycle

• The ripple effect

• The water cycle

• The pollution chain

Besides yourself, who else can be affected by your actions?

• Only your family

• Only your friends

• Your community and the world

• Only your teachers

How does the video describe the impact of what we do online compared to what we do in person?

• It has a smaller impact.

• It has no impact.

• It has a huge impact.

• It only affects a few people.

What types of online actions are specifically mentioned as having an impact?

• What we watch, listen to, and buy online.

• What we say, share, and create online.

• What we download, upload, and delete online.

• What we search, browse, and click online.

Who can be affected by our online actions?

• Only people we know personally.

• Only people in our immediate family.

• People all around the world.

• Only people who live in our city.

What is emphasized as important to do before acting, especially online?

• Ask for permission.

• Think before we act.

• Get more followers.

• Share everything.

What is the name of the guide mentioned to help us be responsible online?

• The Circle of Influence

• The Rings of Responsibility

• The Digital Compass

• The Online Code

What are the three main components of the 'Rings of Responsibility'?

• Yourself, your friends, and your school.

• Yourself, your community, and your world.

• Your family, your teachers, and your country.

• Your online life, your offline life, and your future.