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WorksheetsCriterion A & B: Design Digital citizenship online safety and
Total questions: 41
Worksheet time: 21mins
Which of the following best describes a design situation?
A random topic
A problem that needs solving
A finished project
A list of tools
Why is it important to address online challenges for middle school students?
Because teachers said so
To help students use technology responsibly
To make the internet faster
To reduce homework
What is the need in the given design situation?
To create fun games
To promote safe online behavior
To make social media more popular
To sell products online
What is one example of a problem digital citizens face?
Slow Wi-Fi
Cyberbullying
Buying new phones
Playing games
Why do designers study problems before creating solutions?
To understand what users really need
To finish the project faster
To copy other ideas
To avoid teamwork
Which of these shows a justified reason for solving online safety problems?
It helps students protect their personal information
It makes websites look cool
It increases internet bills
It reduces screen brightness
What is the goal of being a good digital citizen?
To post everything online
To use technology safely and respectfully
To ignore online risks
To win followers
When designing for digital citizenship, the target audience is:
University professors
Middle school students
Computer companies
Adults only
Which online issue is related to managing your “digital footprint”?
Forgetting your password
Sharing too much personal information online
Using Wi-Fi at school
Downloading music
What is the purpose of creating a solution in this unit?
To entertain only
To help promote safe and respectful online behavior
To teach math skills
To block all internet use
What kind of research helps understand online safety challenges?
Watching movies
Interviewing students about their online experiences
Guessing problems
Ignoring statistics
Which question would best guide research?
What is my favorite color?
How can students avoid online scams?
How fast can I type?
Who owns the internet?
What is the purpose of prioritizing research questions?
To waste less time
To focus on the most important information first
To make the project longer
To avoid teamwork
What kind of sources are most reliable for online safety research?
Social media posts
Verified educational websites
Gossip blogs
Random YouTube videos
Which research question should come first?
What do students already know about cyberbullying?
What colors look nice online?
What is the price of a smartphone?
Who invented the internet?
When conducting research, a designer should:
Use evidence and cite sources
Copy others’ work
Avoid checking facts
Only use one website
Prioritizing means:
Listing tasks randomly
Organizing from most to least important
Ignoring important things
Working without a plan
Why is it helpful to interview real students?
To understand their real problems online
To collect jokes
To check their grades
To write advertisements
Which research method gives visual information?
Survey
Observation
Chart or infographic
Interview
What is a “research question”?
A random guess
A focused question that helps gather information about the problem
A question with no answer
A fun fact
Why do designers analyze existing products?
To learn from what already exists
To copy others directly
To waste time
To make identical designs
What can we learn from studying online safety posters?
Design layout and key messages
How to print fast
How to hack
The meaning of coding
When analyzing a product, what is one important factor?
Function
Height of the designer
The designer’s favorite food
Random colors
Which example shows a good design feature for an online safety poster?
Clear message and simple visuals
Too much text
Unrelated images
Confusing colors
What is one reason to analyze multiple designs?
To get inspiration for your own solution
To make grading easier
To avoid creativity
To confuse the audience
What is a design brief?
A short summary of the problem and goals of your project
A long story
A list of random facts
A movie review
A good design brief includes:
The problem, target audience, and goals
Only colors
Irrelevant ideas
Homework schedule
Why is a design brief useful?
It helps you stay focused when creating your solution
It makes your work longer
It replaces research
It is optional
What should you mention about your target audience in the brief?
Who they are and what they need
Their favorite sports
Their height
Their grades
What is the main goal of the design brief for this unit?
To promote safe and responsible online behavior
To design games
To create food recipes
To write essays
What is a design specification?
A list of clear requirements your design must meet
A drawing
A short story
A research plan
Which of the following could be part of a design specification?
Function, Aesthetics, Size, and Content
Teacher’s name
Class timetable
Favorite color
Why do we write specifications?
To guide and measure our final design
To make the project complicated
To decorate the report
To skip drawing
What does function mean in design specifications?
What the product should do
How pretty it looks
The color of the background
The designer’s name
In this unit, what should the function of your poster or animation be?
To teach online safety
To play music
To show advertisements
To confuse users
What does aesthetic mean?
How the design looks and feels
The design’s price
The number of slides
The font only
What should the content include for this project?
Key online safety messages
Random jokes
Movie names
Which of the following is NOT a good example of information to include in a design specification?
The size of the product
The materials to be used
The color scheme
Personal secrets
What does size specification describe?
The format and dimensions of the design
The number of students
The storage space on your device
Your screen resolution
What does it mean to develop a range of design ideas?
Create several different possible solutions
Repeat one idea many times
Copy from others
Skip brainstorming
When choosing your best idea, you should:
Pick the one that best meets the specifications and communicates the message
Choose randomly
Ask your friend to decide
Use the most expensive software
