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Digital Citizenship Communication Technology 7 Name: ______ 10/3/2014Created by:1

10/3/2014Created by:2 Most people are online everyday for one thing or another. List 3 uses under each heading. Fun/Entertainment School (knowledge) Communication

10/3/2014Created by:3 What does it mean to have a ‘good reputation’? Answer: What does it mean to have a ‘bad reputation’? Answer: ‘Reputation’ is the common opinion that people have about someone or something : the way in which people think of someone or something.

10/3/2014Created by:4 We are told by parents, teachers, etc., to not give out ‘personal information’. List 10 items you would consider personal information

10/3/2014Created by:5 Why do you think people ask for personal information? Answer: Think of a time you may have been asked for personal information. What did you do in that case? Answer: What are the possible results of giving out personal information? Answer:

10/3/2014Created by:6 What does the term “sexting’ mean? Answer: Do you think sexting exist among your peers? What are the dangers of this behaviour? Answer: Give some reasons why people would engage in sexting. Answer:

10/3/2014Created by:7 List 5 web sites you would suggest to a friend who needed support with problems created by sexting Where else can support be found for sexting victims that DO NOT include the Internet

10/3/2014Created by:8 Watch the Amanda Todd story … Go to Describe the consequence of sexting for Amanda Todd. Answer: