WorksheetsCommunicating, Researching and Creating with ICT Tools
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 18mins
What is a kind and polite way to communicate with someone online?
Using friendly language and thinking before you type
Saying whatever you want because you can't see them
Using all capital letters to show you're serious
Being enthusiastic and using lots of positive words
Which of these is NOT a good rule for staying safe online?
Not opening messages from strangers
Sharing your password with your close friends
Keeping personal information private
Asking a grown-up if you're unsure about something
If you are looking for information about animals for a school project, what is a good first step?
Believe everything you read online
Brainstorming key words
Click on the first website you see
Ask a search engine a specific question using key words
What is one way to help you decide if information you find online is likely to be reliable?
If the website is from a well-known organisation or expert
If the website has lots of colourful pictures
If the website was published more than 10 years ago
If the information on the website just sounds correct
Which of these is an example of a digital tool you could use to create a digital artefact like a drawing or a story?
Pen and paper
An ebook website/app
Google docs/slides
A drawing app
What should you do if someone asks for your name, age and school?
Tell a trusted adult about it immediately
Give them the information if they seem friendly
Give them your name but nothing else
Make up fake information to trick them
Why is it important to respect someone's wishes if they don't want you to share their photo online?
Their other friends might get jealous
They have the right to decide what is shared about them
It's against the law to share any photos online
You didn't like how you looked in the photo anyway
You are looking for pictures of different types of leaves for a science project. Which of these search strategies would likely give you the most useful results quickly?
Typing in "things I see outside"
Just searching the word "leaves"
Searching for "pictures of oak leaves, maple leaves, and gum leaves"
Going onto a gardening website
You are researching recent news about a new technology. What might the publish date of a website tell you about how reliable the information is?
The publish date doesn't matter; all information online is reliable no matter when it was published
A very recent publish date suggests the information is probably not well-researched
Checking the publish date can help you see if the information is current and up-to-date, which is important for new technology
The older the publish date, the more likely the information is still accurate
Which of these digital tools is best for creating a poster?
Canva
Google docs
Notes app
iMovie
