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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
When considering a source's perspective, try to understand their viewpoint and motivation for sharing information.
Understanding a source's motivation helps in evaluating the reliability and bias of the information and creates empathy.
Sources always provide unbiased information regardless of their perspective.
The viewpoint of a source is irrelevant to the information they provide.
Motivation is only important when the source is a well-known expert.
The main goal of digital literacy
To use digital tools safely and smartly
To avoid using technology altogether
To learn programming languages
To spend more time online
Two-factor authentication
An extra step to keep your account safe
A method to reset your password
A way to share your account with others
A feature that disables your account
A firewall protects your device from unwanted access.
It protects your device from unwanted access.
It speeds up your internet connection.
It helps in managing your device's battery life.
It provides antivirus protection.
It could affect your future.
Because it can be seen by potential employers.
Because it is only visible to your friends.
Because it disappears after a week.
Because it is private and cannot be shared.
Check for Bias
Identify any potential biases in the article.
Summarize the main points of the article.
Evaluate the author's credentials.
Determine the target audience of the article.
Important for staying safe online
Keeping your personal info private
Sharing your passwords with friends
Using the same password for all accounts
Ignoring privacy settings on social media
Why is it good to take breaks from screens?
To keep your body and mind healthy.
To increase screen time efficiency.
To avoid social interactions.
To reduce physical activity.
How to verify if online information is true
Check several trusted sources
Rely on social media posts
Trust the first source you find
Ask a friend for their opinion
Primary source of information for creating a Digital Citizenship Facts Poster.
The Gale Database Facts Graphic Organizer from Assignment #03.
Wikipedia articles on digital citizenship.
Online forums discussing digital citizenship.
Social media posts about digital citizenship.
Using technology to be mean to others
A form of online harassment
A type of social media marketing
An educational tool for students
A method of online shopping
Best way to determine if an online source is an authority on a topic
Investigate the author's professional background outside the original site
Investigate the author's professional background outside the original site
Look for user reviews and ratings
Verify the publication date of the content
What is phishing?
A method to enhance online security.
A trick to steal your personal information.
A type of computer virus.
A way to improve email marketing.
Check Credentials
Verify the authority of the source and the author's expertise.
Ensure the information is up-to-date and relevant.
Cross-check with multiple sources for accuracy.
Look for personal opinions and anecdotes.
What should you do if someone online wants to meet in person?
Meet them in a public place to get to know them better.
Ignore them and tell a trusted adult.
Agree to meet them but bring a friend along.
Ask them for more personal information before deciding.
Check the Facts
Ensure the information is current and relevant.
Verify the source of the information.
Ignore outdated information.
Assume all information is accurate.
A mix of letters, numbers, and symbols
A combination of personal information
A mix of letters, numbers, and symbols
A single word
A sequence of numbers only
How can you spot a safe website?
The web address starts with 'https://' and has a lock icon.
The web address starts with 'https://' and has a lock icon.
The web address starts with 'ftp://' and has no icon.
The web address starts with 'https://' and has a red cross icon.
Essential requirements for the Digital Citizenship Facts Poster.
Include at least one image or graphic, use a template from Canva.com, and provide citations for facts and images in MLA format.
Use only text without any images or graphics.
Provide citations in APA format only.
Use a template from Microsoft Word instead of Canva.com.
Authority is directly connected with
Credibility
Popularity
Influence
Experience
