Questions and Answers
You should share your passwords with anyone except your parents.
False
Cyberbullying can be acceptable in some situations.
False
Digital citizenship exclusively involves the use of computers for personal entertainment.
False
It is safe to share your personal information online with people you trust.
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Using the Internet for mobile learning is considered a part of digital citizenship.
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It's fine to click on links from unknown people as long as you don't provide any personal information.
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If something seems unsafe, you should ignore it and proceed with caution.
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Proper use of computer technology can involve both good and bad habits.
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Online safety includes preventing access to inappropriate internet content.
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Digital health and wellness only concern the mental effects of technology usage.
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You have an obligation to respond to anyone online, regardless of your feelings.
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You should regularly update your passwords for online accounts to enhance security.
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It's safe to download attachments or click links if they come with a sense of urgency.
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Preventing unauthorized access is not a significant part of online safety.
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Bodily stress and injuries can result from poor computer workstation arrangements.
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Asking for help is important if you encounter something that makes you uncomfortable online.
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There are no recommended practices to help keep healthy while using computers.
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Meeting someone in person that you met online is generally considered safe.
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Participating in contests or freebies online is a great way to get personal information safely.
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Digital citizenship includes understanding the importance of online security and safety.
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Online safety covers all technological devices with internet access.
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Using secure and private communication methods is unnecessary for online safety.
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Traffic control systems managed by the government do not involve the use of computers.
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Online safety strategies can help protect mental health and wellbeing.
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Study Notes
Digital Citizenship
- Digital citizenship involves developing skills for responsible and empowered technology use.
Digital Health and Wellness
- Computers serve various fields including education, health, recreation, and government.
- In education, computers allow access to information and facilitate mobile learning.
- In healthcare, digitized information and electronic devices improve patient care, such as adjustable hearing instruments.
- Recreation and entertainment benefit from computers through movie creation and streaming.
- Governmental operations, such as record-keeping and traffic control, have been enhanced by computerized systems.
- Prolonged computer use can lead to physical stress and bad habits, potentially causing injuries.
Healthy Computer Use Practices
- Maintain an organized workstation to promote comfort and efficiency.
- Adjust body mechanics such as proper fitting of eyeglasses and maintaining a straight posture.
- Take breaks to relax muscles; short walks and hydration help.
- Incorporate exercises while working, including neck and shoulder rotations, wrist movements, and stretches for hands and feet.
- Position computer monitors at least 20 inches from the eyes to reduce strain.
Online Security and Safety
- Online safety involves awareness of threats encountered while using the Internet.
- It protects personal information and mental wellbeing when using technological devices with internet access.
Aspects of Online Safety
- Prevent access to inappropriate content online.
- Ensure safety when using emails and social media.
- Protect against unauthorized access and hacking.
- Restrict exposure to harmful materials.
Rules for Online Safety
- Avoid sharing personal information like passwords, names, or addresses.
- Refrain from meeting individuals encountered online; consult with an adult if necessary.
- Protect passwords and log out of public computers after use.
- Seek help when feeling uncomfortable or scared online; do not feel obligated to respond to anyone.
- Do not engage in or tolerate cyberbullying; report any incidents.
- Be cautious of contests and freebies; they may be traps for personal information.
- Avoid downloading attachments or clicking unknown links to prevent malware infection.
- If something seems suspicious, stop and consult for advice on how to proceed.
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Description
This quiz focuses on understanding digital citizenship, emphasizing responsible technology usage, and the importance of online security. You will explore various aspects of computer use in different fields and learn how to stay safe while navigating the digital world.
