Digital Citizenship

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How much have you learned about being a Digital Citizen

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Tacettin Demir

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Froggy Jumps Digital CitizenshipOnline version How much have you learned about being a Digital Citizen by Tacettin Demir 1 Digital Citizenship is a way of a hiding from real life. b only logging onto the internet where you live. c using critical thinking online. 2 Digital Citizenship is a owning a passport. b how you act online. c not logging onto social media. 3 You should trust everything you see online a yes b no c always 4 You should always share your password with a no one b your teacher c your best friend 5 We should be careful who we connect with online because a people online are all criminals. b some people online never log off. c someone might not be who they pretend to be. 6 When online we should behave a with the same responsibility as we do in the real world. b without caring as no one can see your face. c with little regard to other people as I don't know them in real life. 7 When posting photos online I should a not worry about it, it is just a bit of fun. b consider who can see the photo now and in future. c share it to as many people as possible to increase my followers. 8 When posting photos online I should a only post the funniest photos of other people, b share photos of other people without asking them if it is ok. c think about information like school logo or home address I'm sharing 9 Being a responsible Digital Citizen means a copy and paste the info you find online to get the best grade. b only copy and paste work that your teacher won't notice. c you should use the info you find online and apply your own knowledge to create your own work. 10 Being a responsible Digital Citizen applies to a teachers. b everyone. c people who get paid to create content for the internet.

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Digital Citizenship is

You should trust everything you see online

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When posting photos online I should

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