Online Ethics, Digital Citizenship, and Preventing Cyberbullying

What should you do if you encounter inappropriate or illegal behavior online?

• Ignore it and move on.

• Report it.

• Confront the person directly.

• Share it on social media.

What is the importance of using privacy settings?

• To control who can contact you and protect your personal information.

• To increase the speed of your internet connection.

• To enhance the visual appearance of your profile.

• To allow anyone to view your personal information.

What is cyberbullying?

• Bullying that takes place through digital platforms like social media, texting, or gaming.

• Bullying that occurs in physical locations like schools or parks.

• A form of online gaming competition.

• A type of harassment that is only verbal and not written.

What are online ethics?

• Moral principles that guide our behavior on the internet, including respect, honesty, and responsibility.

• Rules set by internet service providers to regulate online behavior.

• Legal guidelines established by governments for online conduct.

• Social norms that vary from one online community to another.

What are some examples of cyberbullying?

• Sending hurtful messages

• Posting motivational quotes

• Sharing funny memes

• Organizing online games

What are some characteristics of good digital citizenship?

• Being kind and respectful online

• Sharing personal information freely

• Using digital tools solely for entertainment

• Ignoring copyright laws

What is a good practice to prevent cyberbullying?

• Ignore the messages and hope they stop.

• Save evidence by taking screenshots of the abuse.

• Respond aggressively to the bully.

• Share the messages with friends for advice.

What should you do if you are being bullied online?

• Ignore the bullies and hope they stop.

• Don’t respond to bullies — report them instead.

• Confront the bullies directly and argue back.

• Share your experience on social media for support.

What is a digital footprint?

• Everything you post or share online that can stay forever and impact your future.

• A type of online security measure to protect personal information.

• A temporary record of your online activities that gets deleted after a while.

• A digital representation of your physical footprint in the real world.

Who should you tell if you experience cyberbullying?

• A trusted adult or teacher.

• A classmate who is also being bullied.

• A random person online.

• Your favorite social media influencer.