Carlos posts his acceptance letter online showing personal info. What risk is he taking?

Sam deletes an angry message before sending. What rule did he follow?

Priya sees ads for items she viewed before. Why?

Why do employers check public social media?

What is the trail of data you leave online?

What are :) and :( called?

What footprint is collected automatically?

Which principle respects ownership of creative works?

A teacher finds a photo online with no copyright label. What should they do?

Alex forwards a peer’s emailed idea without permission. What is this?

A teacher photocopies a bylined article for class. Allowed?

Posting a 16-year-old student’s poem online requires:

Uploading a purchased textbook PDF online is:

Copying 10 pages of an e-book without citation is:

A graphic on a company site has no policy. What should a student assume?

Difference between plagiarism & copyright infringement?

Which concept primarily focuses on your actions and responsibilities within an online platform (like respecting copyrights and avoiding cyberbullying)?

A student joins an online forum to discuss solutions for global warming with people from different continents. This action is a direct application of:

The image defines a 'Global Digital Citizen' as leveraging technology for what core purpose?

According to the Five Tenets, what does 'Digital Citizenship' specifically refer to?

Which of the following is an example of 'Altruistic Service' in the context of technology use?

The concept of 'Global Digital Citizenship' is essentially a combination of which two ideas?

If a person researches an international issue and posts a respectful, well-informed comment in a global online discussion, they are demonstrating both:

The act of 'respecting cultural differences' when connecting with others online is a key component of:

A core theme that permeates the definition of 'Global Digital Citizenship' is the importance of:

An ePortfolio is only a digital folder for storing student files and has no connection to learning outcomes.

A Showcase or Professional Portfolio highlights a student's progress over time rather than their best accomplishments.

A person who practices both Digital and Global Citizenship can be considered a Global Digital Citizen.

Intellectual Property Rights only apply to inventions and technical creations, not to artistic or literary works.

Plagiarism and Copyright Infringement are the same because both involve taking someone's work without credit or permission.

In a holistic rubric, each part of the student's work is scored individually before combining them for a total grade.

Computer-Based Tests (CBTs) are examples of Electronic Examinations that collect, deliver, and assess responses electronically.

A passive digital footprint includes the posts, photos, and comments you willingly share online.

Practicing proper netiquette includes respecting others, protecting intellectual property, and thinking before posting.

It refers to strategies, tools, and instruments used to collect information about students' learning.

Type of rubric that gives separate scores for each criterion.

A test conducted through electronic devices such as computers or tablets.

A collection of digital evidence showing a student's learning or achievements.

The type of ePortfolio that shows student growth over time.

Acting responsibly and ethically when using digital tools online.

The unseen record of a person's online activities.

The type of digital footprint created automatically without the user's control.

The legal right given to creators of original works.

Copying someone's work without giving credit, an ethical violation.