Philippines Education Department Quiz

Study Notes

Introduction to Online Safety and Ethics

The Internet's role in daily life has increased concerns about privacy and security.
Importance of safeguarding personal information, private data, and finances to prevent scams and breaches.
Online ethics encompasses behavioral patterns influenced by law and personal philosophy.
Key ethical concerns: protection of private information, freedom of expression limits, and issues of libel.

Learning Competencies

Apply standards of online safety, security, ethics, and etiquette in ICT.
Utilize the Internet for credible research and information gathering tailored to class objectives.

Objectives

Discuss precautionary measures for sharing information online.
Use social networking sites responsibly.
Properly reference sources when using the Internet.

Key Issues in Online Safety

Cyber Bullying: Harassment through digital platforms.
Social Networks: Responsible usage and awareness of privacy settings.
Online Privacy & Reputation: Maintaining control over personal information.
Identity Theft: Protecting against unauthorized access to personal identity.
Online Predators: Awareness of potential dangers in digital interactions.
Online Etiquette & Digital Ethics: Responsible conduct in digital communications.
Sexting: Risks associated with sharing explicit content.
Professional Boundaries: Importance of maintaining professionalism online.

Technology Used Online

Computers, game consoles, mobile phones, iPods, and cameras.

Three Risks of Internet Usage

Inappropriate Contact: Awareness and protection against harmful communications.
Inappropriate Content: Strategies to avoid exposure to harmful or misleading material.
Inappropriate Conduct: Measures to prevent and respond to cyberbullying and offensive language.

Internet Threats

Malware: Malicious software types include:
- Virus: Self-replicating program that spreads via internet or storage devices.
- Worm: Malicious program that transfers without user intervention.
- Trojan: Disguised harmful software that undermines system security.
- Spyware: Monitors user activity covertly, including keystrokes.
- Adware: Generates unwanted advertisements, often in the form of pop-ups.
Spam: Unwanted communications, often containing malware.
- Phishing: Attempts to steal sensitive information such as passwords and credit card details.

Protecting Against Online Threats

Regular updates of applications and avoidance of public Wi-Fi to enhance device security.
Awareness and proactive measures in safeguarding sensitive information from malware and hackers.

Description

This quiz focuses on the structure and functions of the Department of Education in the Philippines, specifically Region III and the Schools Division of Zambales. It covers various aspects of education administration and local governance within the educational framework.