By ignoring all news sources and relying on social media

By fact-checking the information you find online, checking sources, and being aware of false news.

By only reading headlines and not the full articles

By trusting every piece of information shared by friends

Check the credentials of the writer and the sources of their information.

Look for the most colorful images on the page.

Read the comments section for opinions.

Ensure the website has a modern design.

To stay focused, participate actively, and use technology to connect with others, learn, and make a positive impact.

To browse the internet aimlessly without any specific purpose.

To only consume content without interacting with it.

To limit online interactions to social media platforms only.

By copying and pasting information without verification.

By looking for bias, checking sources, and not inputting personal information.

By using them only for entertainment purposes.

By sharing personal information to improve AI responses.

Keeping devices in protective bags and closing them gently.

Using devices while they are charging to save battery.

Writing notes on closed laptops to remember important tasks.

Leaving devices on the ground to avoid clutter.

Turning off devices before bed

Keeping your phone on loud during focus times

Checking notifications frequently

Using multiple devices at once

Click on any link you receive in an email.

Avoid clicking on unknown links and downloads from suspicious websites.

Always download files from any website without checking.

Use links from social media without hesitation.

An 'impactor' is someone who uses digital skills to make a difference, inspire others, create positive content, and connect with others.

An 'impactor' is a person who primarily focuses on winning at all costs in digital sports.

An 'impactor' is an individual who avoids using digital platforms to engage with others.

An 'impactor' is a type of digital tool used for analyzing sports performance.

By prioritizing your time and activities both online and offline.

By spending more time on social media than in real life.

By ignoring offline responsibilities to focus on online activities.

By multitasking between different online platforms constantly.

Ignore the comments and move on.

Tell a trusted adult if you receive upsetting comments or messages, or if someone tries to get your information.

Respond to the comments with your own opinions.

Block the person and report them to the platform.

Staying safe online by not sharing your passwords or personal information, and being cautious of suspicious links and downloads.

Always being online and available to respond to messages.

Ignoring all online interactions to avoid risks.

Sharing personal information only with trusted friends.

A digital footprint is everything you post, like, or share online. The goal is to build a positive reputation.

A digital footprint refers to the physical traces you leave behind in the real world.

A digital footprint is the amount of data stored on your computer.

A digital footprint is a type of online security measure.

You can use any online content without restrictions.

You cannot use online content unless it is public domain, considered fair use, or you have permission.

All online content is free to use for any purpose.

You can use online content as long as you give credit to the creator.

Use only lowercase letters and numbers.

Create strong passwords by using a mix of lowercase letters, uppercase letters, numbers, and symbols, and avoid using easily discoverable information.

Use your birthdate and name for easy recall.

Create passwords that are only 6 characters long.

Share freely without asking for permission.

Ask for permission before sharing others' content, and respect their wishes if they do not want it shared.

Only share content if it is publicly available.

Always give credit to the original creator, regardless of permission.