Unit 1 Lesson 1-Digital Citizenship Exit Ticket

What is the primary focus of digital citizenship?

• How to avoid digital technologies

• How to engage responsibly online

• How to create physical content

• How to disconnect from the internet

An example of digital media is (a)  

• A printed newspaper
• A video shared online
• A handwritten note
• A physical photograph

What is the term for moral principles we follow as online citizens?

• Cyber Security

• Cyber Ethics

• Cyber Law

• Cyber Safety

Which of the following is NOT a part of online interactions that can be traced?

• Clicks

• Page views

• Searches

• Physical mail

What is not recommended when sharing personal information?

• Taking care and being cautious

• Sharing with companies and websites

• Posting without permission

• Learning about privacy rights

What is a digital footprint?

• A) A type of online advertisement

• B) A collection of data stored online, created while using the internet

• C) A physical mark left by a computer

• D) A type of software used for browsing

Which statement is true about digital footprints?

• A) They can be easily deleted

• B) They are only temporary

• C) Some pieces are easier to find than others

• D) They are only created by adults

Your name and address in a digital footprint are examples of (a)  

• Online Performance
• Personal Information
• Digital Transactions
• Internet History

Which of the following is a characteristic of active digital footprints?

• They are created without user knowledge

• They are intentionally created by the user

• They are always temporary

• They are only visible to the user

Match the following scenarios with their outcomes regarding digital footprints.

• A digital footprint becomes larger.

• It improves online anonymity.

• Security measures are enhanced and regularly updated.

• It becomes easier to manage.

• Online activities are conducted through secure, anonymous networks.

• It reduces the risk of cybercrime.

• A digital footprint is minimal and well-organized.

• It increases vulnerability to privacy invasions.