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Froggy Jumps Click Wise, Act Nice!Online version An Online Behavior Challenge by Angel Artemis 1 Jessa edited a wiki page and used all capital letters like this: “THIS IS MY POST!” She also didn’t check her spelling. Question: Is Jessa’s post a good example of a proper wiki contribution? a Yes, because she shared her ideas clearly. b No, because she used all caps and didn’t check spelling. c Yes, because wiki posts don’t follow rules. 2 Marco wrote a blog post about his trip but included his home address and phone number in the post. Question: What should Marco have done instead? a Share his story but leave out personal details. b It’s okay—blog posts are meant to be personal. c Add even more private details so readers know him better. 3 During a video call, Ana listened carefully, waited her turn, and muted her mic when others were speaking. Question: How did Ana show respect during the online conference? a She stayed quiet the whole time. b She followed video call rules and was polite. c She turned off her mic and camera and left. 4 Kevin added helpful information to a wiki page and messaged the group to let them know. Question: What did Kevin do right in editing the wiki? a He deleted everyone else’s work. b He added useful info and respected others. c He wrote in all caps so it’s easy to read. 5 During an online video conference, Ana kept interrupting her classmates and didn’t mute her microphone. Question: What is Ana forgetting to do in the video call? a She should wait her turn and mute her mic when not talking. b She should turn off her camera and ignore the lesson. c She should talk more so others hear her ideas.

Froggy Jumps

Click Wise, Act Nice!Online version

An Online Behavior Challenge

by Angel Artemis

Jessa edited a wiki page and used all capital letters like this: “THIS IS MY POST!” She also didn’t check her spelling. Question: Is Jessa’s post a good example of a proper wiki contribution?

Yes, because she shared her ideas clearly.

No, because she used all caps and didn’t check spelling.

Yes, because wiki posts don’t follow rules.

Marco wrote a blog post about his trip but included his home address and phone number in the post. Question: What should Marco have done instead?

Share his story but leave out personal details.

It’s okay—blog posts are meant to be personal.

Add even more private details so readers know him better.

During a video call, Ana listened carefully, waited her turn, and muted her mic when others were speaking. Question: How did Ana show respect during the online conference?

She stayed quiet the whole time.

She followed video call rules and was polite.

She turned off her mic and camera and left.

Kevin added helpful information to a wiki page and messaged the group to let them know. Question: What did Kevin do right in editing the wiki?

He deleted everyone else’s work.

He added useful info and respected others.

He wrote in all caps so it’s easy to read.

During an online video conference, Ana kept interrupting her classmates and didn’t mute her microphone. Question: What is Ana forgetting to do in the video call?

She should wait her turn and mute her mic when not talking.

She should turn off her camera and ignore the lesson.

She should talk more so others hear her ideas.

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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Click Wise, Act Nice!Online version

by Angel Artemis

Jessa edited a wiki page and used all capital letters like this: “THIS IS MY POST!” She also didn’t check her spelling. Question: Is Jessa’s post a good example of a proper wiki contribution?

Marco wrote a blog post about his trip but included his home address and phone number in the post. Question: What should Marco have done instead?

During a video call, Ana listened carefully, waited her turn, and muted her mic when others were speaking. Question: How did Ana show respect during the online conference?

Kevin added helpful information to a wiki page and messaged the group to let them know. Question: What did Kevin do right in editing the wiki?

During an online video conference, Ana kept interrupting her classmates and didn’t mute her microphone. Question: What is Ana forgetting to do in the video call?

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