Name 3 ways we communicate with people.
In person, text, email, social media, etc.
Is it safe to share personal information online?
No! Personal information should not be shared online.
Give 2 examples of personal information.
Name, date of birth, address, phone number, passwords, etc
Name two things you can talk about with your friends online.
School, weekend plans, music, movies, etc.
Does the internet have an "OOPS!" button?
No, whatever you post online is there forever.
Can other people, besides your friends, see what you post online?
Yes! Even if you use privacy settings, your friends may not use them.
Before sending a picture, what should you ask yourself?
Would my mom or dad be embarrassed by this?
Should you post a picture of someone breaking the rules?
No, if you take the picture but don't report it, you are also breaking the rules.
Is it ok to post a picture of someone without their permission?
No.
If a friend asks you to send them a picture of yourself doing something you know is wrong,should you do it?
No. True friends will not ask you to do things you know are wrong.
If someone says they deleted a picture or post, does that mean it's really deleted?
No, others could have shared or copied it.
Is it ok to post a picture of a credit or debit card?
No! Financial information is private.
What is cyberbullying?
Using electronic communication to bully or threaten a person.
True or false? It is important to be responsible online.
True!
True or false? The internet can make it easy for people to do bad things.
True
If you are mad at a someone, should you post mean things online or talk it out with them?
It is always better to speak with the person and work out your problems.
