What should you NOT share with someone you met online?
personal information, phone number, address, information about family members, etc.
True or False: if you want to post a picture of your friend on your social media, you should aske her for permission first.
no
yes
True or False: You met someone online but have never met them in real life. You feel you can trust them, though, so they are a real friend.
false
true
You made a new friend in school and you are so excited that you text him several times throughout the day. Is this an appropriate amount?
no
yes
You text your friend a joke and send a laugh emoji to show her that you are joking. Is this good texting etiquette?
no
yes
You share online your location for your birthday party. That way, everyone knows where it's going to be. Is this safe?
yes
no
You met a new friend and you want to respect their boundaries, so you only text them once in a while or a few times a week. Is this good texting etiquette?
yes
no
What should you do if someone online is making you feel uncomfortable?
ask a trusted adult for help, stop talking to that person, block them, report the person, etc.
True or False: You can always trust what others say online about themselves.
false
true
What should you do if you are unsure about a website?
ask a trusted adult for help, don't go on the website until you are sure
What is catfishing online?
posting memes
posting pictures of catfish
using a fake identity to pretend to be someone else
True or False; What you do online can have real-life consequences.
false
true
True or False: You don't need to fact check articles that you post. If they are online, most likely the sources are true
false
true
You write positive or neutral comments online. Is this good online etiquette?
yes
no
True or False: You should be careful what you post because a lot of things you post online stay online.
true
false
Name 1 texting rule
don't text constantly if they are acquaintances, use proper grammar, write clearly, be careful what you text, etc.
