Worksheetssocial media safety
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is social media security?
To be safe on social media.
Help people to attack your account.
Interactive digitally-mediated technologies that facilitate the creation.
Spreading rumors online
Bad Netiquette
Good Netiquette
All of the information online about a person is referred to as?
Digital Profile
Digital Account
Digital Footprint
Digital Biography
"The internet is not written in pencil Mark, it's written in ink." What does "it's written in ink" mean?
Persistent
Temporary
Visible to all
Permanent
It doesn't matter what I post on my Twitter timeline, my privacy settings will keep others from re-posting my information.
True
False
It is important to consider who will view or who could potentially view my online accounts and posts.
True: what others see online about me is important
False: Only my parents care what's online about me
True: everything online represents who I am when I am not around to personally defend, explain or show others who I am. It's important for me to project a positive atmosphere and picture of myself.
False: It doesn't matter what I post online or what is posted about me online
To stay safe, what question should you ask yourself before saying anything online?
What site should I post this on?
What is a more interesting way I can say this?
How can I get more people to see this?
Would I say this in person?
Posting something on a social networking app is most like:
Saying something to your family over dinner.
Handing in a homework assignment.
Talking on the phone with a friend.
Announcing something in a public place.
If you're confronted by a difficult situation online, and you don’t know how to handle it, what should you do?
Ask an online friend for help.
Tell an adult you trust.
Turn off the computer.
Make an educated guess.
What's the best policy for interacting online?
Respect only those who agree with you.
Say whatever comes into your head.
Treat others how you want to be treated.
Ignore everyone online.
If you post something mean about someone, you can just delete it and everything will be OK
When you become an adult, you get a new digital footprint, and the one you had when you were a teenager is erased.
Clearing your browsing history removes your digital footprint
