2. Username and passwords

Why do we need to have a password?

• Not sure.

• So my friends can see my work.

• So no one can see what I've been doing.

• To keep my work safe.

What should you do if someone finds out what your password is?

• Change it
• Keep it the same
• Tell your friend
• Nothing

How often is it recommended that you should you change your password?

• Every day

• Every week

• Every month

• Every 6 months

How can you make your password difficult to guess?

• All lowercase
• Include your name
• Use letters and numbers
• Include your date of birth

What do you think are the most common passwords?

• A supermarket name
• A pet's name and the word 'password'
• Favourite teacher
• Favourite subject

What is your school username made up of?

• The year you started school, the initial of your first name, your surname.

• Your surname, the year you started school, the initial of your first name.

• Your first name followed by your surname.

• The year you started school.

What is the structure of the school email address?

• school.preston.email.address

• [e-mail]

• olchs.lancs@username

• [e-mail]

Where can you find the school email address if you forget it?

• By asking the teacher

• In my planner

• In my maths book

• In my pencil case

Which of the following makes a password strong?

• A mixture of letters, numbers and symbols

• Less than 8 characters

• A word from the dictionary

• An obvious word

Why does your password show up as ******** when you type it into your computer?

• The computer is broken.

• It looks prettier.

• So people can't see what you are typing.

• So you can't see what you are typing.