Don’t Even Go There!
Presentation
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Computers
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6th - 8th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
Maria Benites
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8 Slides • 11 Questions
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Multiple Choice
Your digital footprint can include:
What you post about you
What others post about you
What you post about others
All of the above
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Multiple Choice
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Information on the Internet
ANYTHING you post or search is there permanently. Nothing is temporary.
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Open Ended
What is privacy?
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Open Ended
How do websites use our information? Why do they use it?
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Open Ended
What do you notice about this example?
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Open Ended
What do you notice about this example?
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Multiple Choice
Zack sees an online contest. He could win $10,000 instantly! On the sign-up form, he enters his name and email address. He is also asked to enter his nickname, the names of any pets, and his mom's maiden name. Should he do it?
DO IT. The questions are silly, but it's worth it to win $10,000!
DON'T! Identity thieves use such "clues" to figure out people's passwords.
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Multiple Choice
Dana sees $200 wireless headphones on sale for just $5! She doesn't recognize the website. It only takes credit cards, not PayPal, and it asks for more detail than most sites do. She could use the credit card her parents gave her for emergencies. Should she do it?
DO IT. So long as she pays her parents back right away, it should be all right.
DON'T! Identity thieves can charge people's accounts for fake sales. Ask Mom
or Dad first.
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Poll
You conduct a search, click a link that looks helpful, and find yourself at an site that has ads showing everywhere on the screen. You click the Home button to get away from the site immediately.
Thumbs Up
Thumbs Down
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Poll
You type a Web address incorrectly in the browser's Address bar and an different site that you have not heard about before appears. You click a few links to look around before you try to type the correct Web address in the address bar.
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Multiple Choice
What does digital citizenship mean?
Any information about you on the Internet
An online membership
Using digital media safely, responsibly, and ethically.
Not giving credit to someone else's work.
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Comic Strip/Animated Scene
You will create a draft (drawing) that shows being responsible when using the internet/devices. Then, once you have created that draft you will animate it on Canva.
I will show you examples of drawings and animated scenes that past students have created. We will work on this today, tomorrow and Friday (day of our Proficiency).
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