Digital Literacy Flashcard

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You see a website that says, "Drinking coffee every day makes you dumb!" How can you check if this information is true? A.) Believe it because it makes sense B.) Ask a friend if they think it’s true. C.) Check other reliable sources like books or trusted websites. d) Share it with your cat.

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Check other reliable sources like books or trusted websites.

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What is Digital Literacy?

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Knowing how to use technology safely and responsibly.

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Which of these is an example of ICT (Information and Communication Technology)? a) Computer, b) Blackboard, c) Lunchbox, d) Ruler

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Computer

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Why is it important to think before posting something online?

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Because once posted, it can be seen by many people.

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Your teacher asks you to find pictures for a school project. What is the best way to use pictures responsibly?

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Use images from websites that allow free use and give credit if needed.

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Which of the following is an example of Information Literacy?
a) Checking if an article is from a reliable source before believing it.
b) Believing everything you read online.
c) Sharing news without checking if it's true.
d) Clicking on every ad you see on a website.

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Checking if an article is from a reliable source before believing it.

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What is media literacy?

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Understanding how to find, evaluate, and use information from different types of media.

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What does ICT stand for?

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Information and Communication Technology

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Why is it important to fact-check information found online?

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Because not everything on the internet is true.

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What is the best way to protect your personal information online? Options: a) Share it only with friends. b) Save it in a public document. c) Post it on your social media account. d) Keep it private and only share with trusted adults.

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Keep it private and only share with trusted adults.