online safety

Should you always double-check your information against books and articles?

• Yes

• No

If a stranger approaches you online asking for your personal information like your name, age, number, or address, do you give it to them?

• Yes

• No

True or False: Thinking about other people's feelings before posting something online is an example of online etiquette.

• True

• False

Chose the best

If someone online is asking where you live you should...

• tell an adult

• leave the game

• report them

• keep playing the game and ignore them

If you have been talking on the Internet to a person for a long time, and they want to meet, which is okay to do?  

• Meet them, as long as you bring a friend.

• Meet in a public place.

• Tell someone where you will be before you go.

• Ask your parent or guardian first and have them go with you.

A broad term that usually means the ability to control what information you share about yourself online and who can see and share it

• Online privacy

• Digital footprint

• Reputation

• Personal information:

How can you help your offline friendships?

• Don't look at your phone when talking with your friends.

• Check for notifications from friends every day

• Tag friends in pictures online.

• Never spend more time talking online than offline

What is an online social networking site?

• A website where you can connect with people online

• A website that only you have access to.

• A place you can go to connect with people face to face.

• A website that is private.

Can you get accurate information from social media?

• Sometimes

• Usually

• Always

• Never

What is "social comparison"?

• When you compare your social life others' social life

• When you compare your life to others' social media posts and feel like your life is worse

• When you compare your online posts to others' online posts and feel like yours are worse.

• When you compare your life to others' online posts and feel like your life is better.