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WorksheetsDigital Footprint Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Introduction — In the “I Am Enough” video, how did the student’s reaction to the note affect other students later?
The restroom mirror was covered in positive notes.
The incident was ignored by everyone.
Bullying increased across the school.
The school banned smartphones the next day.
Cyberbullying Basics — According to StopBullying.gov’s “Is It Cyberbullying” video, which choice best describes cyberbullying?
Posting or sharing harmful or mean content about someone online or through digital devices.
Playing video games with friends after school.
Meeting someone face-to-face to discuss a disagreement.
Sending private compliments to a friend.
Cyberbullying Basics — Why is Maddie altering and sharing a photo of Shonda an example of cyberbullying?
She edited Shonda’s photo to look insulting and shared it without consent, encouraging others to spread it.
She asked Shonda for permission and kept the photo private.
She posted a supportive caption praising Shonda’s achievements.
She used the photo only for a graded class project with teacher approval.
Cyberbullying — Why is cyberbullying more persistent than in‑person bullying?
Digital devices are always available so harassment can continue anytime.
Victims can physically leave school each day.
Bullies usually confess quickly online.
Most websites delete content instantly.
Cyberbullying — Why is cyberbullying more permanent?
Online content can remain for years and screenshots can preserve posts even after deletion.
Victims always forget incidents quickly.
Schools erase all online records monthly.
Only printed materials last a long time.
Cyberbullying — When should the police be contacted about a cyberbullying case? Select all that apply.
Threats of violence are made.
Child pornography is involved.
Inappropriate videos or photos are shared.
Stalking occurs.
Evidence of hate crimes appears.
Cyberbullying — Which statement best describes Nebraska laws related to online harassment?
Online harassment is included in Nebraska’s updated definition of stalking and harassment, with penalties that vary by situation and may include jail time and fines.
Online harassment is not covered by any Nebraska law.
Only repeat offenders face any consequence, and fines are not allowed.
Nebraska only issues civil warnings for online harassment without criminal penalties.
Privacy and the Law — Select all items that are examples of PII.
Full name and street address
Email address and phone number
Bank account and credit card number
Fingerprint or faceprint
GPS location or IP address
Privacy and the Law — What is a Privacy Policy?
A legal document describing how a company collects, uses, and manages your data.
A list of employee sick‑day rules.
A government law that applies only to public schools.
A software license for installing apps.
Privacy and the Law — What does the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) do?
Improves privacy rights and consumer protection in California, giving people more control over their personal information.
Allows companies to share Californians’ data without consent.
Applies only to children under 13.
Eliminates the right to request data deletion.
Copyright in Education — When finding graphics for school projects, which practices are recommended? Select all that apply.
Create your own media.
Search for public domain material.
Use Creative Commons materials.
Determine whether Fair Use applies.
Copy any image you find on social media.
Getting Permission — Match each hacking description to the correct hat color.
Hack into a system without permission and then sell findings to an organization or a malicious hacker.
Gray Hat
Fix vulnerabilities in computer systems.
White Hat
Take advantage of unprotected devices to cause harm.
Black Hat
Bug Bounty Hunters. Watch the video from Hack The Box. Answer in a scored format: What training do you need to be a bug bounty hunter?
Learn how to find problems in code using tutorials and platforms such as Hack The Box or TryHackMe
Earn a medical degree and complete clinical rotations
Study only graphic design software with no programming practice
Focus on marketing and advertising campaigns instead of technical skills
Citing Sources – Do you need permission from the creator/author to use materials with CC licenses?
No permission is needed to use CC materials, though you may need to identify or attribute the creator
You must obtain written permission for every CC work before any use
Permission is required only for educational uses
Permission is never needed and attribution is forbidden
Citing Sources – If material is copyrighted, which actions should you take in order to use it? Select all that apply.
Determine whether permission is needed
Identify the owner and their rights
Contact the owner and negotiate whether payment is required
Get permission in writing
Download it and post it without contacting anyone
Gallery Walk – Laws. Match the term from the gallery walk with each definition/description.
Public Domain
Materials that are not protected by copyright, trademark, or patent laws
Copyright
Material cannot be used without permission of the original creator
Fair Use
Used for news reporting, education, criticism, parody, and research
What are five things protected by copyright law?
Literary works such as poetry and novels
Dramatic works
Musical works and songs
Artistic works including architecture
Computer software
Tech Ethics - What should developers do during the design process to improve technology ethics?
Developers should consider the entire life cycle of devices to decide how to fix them if they break and how to dispose of them when they no longer can be repaired.
Work as fast as possible
Build the cheapest product possible
Ignore risks to private information
Tech Ethics - What are two or more issues related to technology ethics and privacy? Select all that apply.
AI does not respect privacy laws and client data can be shared without consent
Companies use personal data without clearly stating what is collected and how it is used
All data collected by apps is always anonymized and cannot identify anyone
Privacy risks do not apply to cloud services
NCyTE E-mate – Threat Actors. Which description best matches green hat hackers?
They are amateurs who often do not fully understand how security mechanisms work and may unintentionally cause harm
They are professionals hired to test systems before release
They are insiders seeking revenge on their employer
They are political activists using hacks for publicity
