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unit 2 study guide
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| citation | a quotation from or reference to a book, paper, author, or creator. Providing citations helps you avoid plagiarism |
| copyright | form of protection given to creators of original work, such as books, poems, websites, artwork, pictures, or music. |
| Fair use | a part of copyright law that allows you to use someone else’s work without their permission, based on what you are using it for (such as educational purposes). |
| Creative commons | Work that is allowed to be used and shared without the creator’s permission. |
| Digital citizen | A person who has the skills and knowledge to use the internet and other technology effectively and responsibly. |
| Cyberbullying | harassment or bullying that takes place through electronic communication, typically by sending messages of an intimidating or threatening nature. |
| Digital footprint | a person’s set of online activities and actions; a person’s reputation online. |
| List three ways you can keep your information private online: | Logging out of computers/websites Clearing your browsing history Not sharing passwords with anyone |
| What are three pieces of information you should always keep private? | Phone Number Birthdate Social Security Number |
| What makes a password a strong password? | -Some capital letters -Not something easily guessed -Mix of letters, symbols and numbers -Change it often -Doesn’t include basic personal information about yourself |
| List four warning signs that a message might be a scam/scheme: | A warning about a problem with your account/login Lots of spelling/grammar mistakes There is a suspicious link in the message The message is wanting your personal information |
| Imagine you are talking online with someone you don’t know. Give an example of something they might ask you, in which you should stop talking to them | -Can we keep this private? -What’s your address? -What’s your phone number? -How old are you? |
| List three things that are apart of your digital footprint: | Things you post on your social media accounts Comments other people make about you online Videos of you online |
| List two examples of being a good digital citizen: | Reporting cyberbullying Keeping your information private |
| Why should you cite your sources? | -To give credit to the original creator of a work |
| Name one way you can find photos to use online, without breaking copyright laws: | -Search on Creative Commons for pictures |
| What are some ways you can use social media in positive ways? | Talk kindly to others -Promote a good image of yourself |
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