Elementary Digital Citizenship Review

Which is the best way to make sure your information stays private?

• Share everything with trusted friends.

• Don't share anything you don't want to be out "there" forever.

• Use a fake name online.

• Post only on private accounts.

Plagiarism is:

• copying someone else's work and calling it my own

• a form of artistic expression

• a method of collaboration

• an academic requirement

Posting things to social media, like Instagram and Snapchat, is ok for Elementary Students.

• True

• False

• Only with parental supervision

• Only for educational purposes

Students can share their passwords with close friends.

• True

• False

• Only with family

• Only with teachers

The minimum age for social media is 13 because of a Federal Law.

• True

• False

• 18

• 12

What would be a good example of a screen name to use in a game or app?

• Your real name

• Your birthday

• Your address

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What is your digital footprint?

• all the information online about a person, either posted by that person or others

• a type of online security measure

• the number of social media accounts a person has

• the total amount of data stored on a person's device

Students can get their school accounts taken away if they are not following digital citizenship rules.

• True

• False

• Sometimes

• Only for serious offenses

Who should you ask before you go online?

• Adult

• Child

• Peer

• Siblings

Sequential passwords like "ABC123" or "456789" are good passwords because they are easy to remember.

• True

• False

• They are secure due to their length.

• They are recommended by security experts.