Proper Online Behavior and Communication
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People often say unkind things to strangers in real life.

False (B)

It is considered acceptable to say things online that you wouldn’t say in person.

False (B)

Online comments can be just as hurtful as spoken words.

True (A)

It is safe to express any opinion about someone’s work or action in online communication.

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It is common to meet people online that you would never meet in real life.

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It is safe to meet someone you only know online without any adult supervision.

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You should click on any link you receive if it looks appealing.

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Mia Monkey should have accepted the offer for free bananas without hesitation.

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Accepting messages from strangers can be risky if you don't know them.

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It is advisable to have a parent or carer’s permission before meeting someone from online.

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Checking the source of an email is important before opening any attachments.

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To use Facebook, a person must be at least 13 years old.

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Being SMART means you should ignore online safety rules.

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You should always keep your social media profile public to make new friends.

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You can delete all copies of a message you send online.

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The S in SMART refers to keeping your personal information Safe.

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R stands for Reliable, which means you should trust everything you see online.

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Twitter allows users of all ages to create accounts without restrictions.

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MiaMonkey should not panic if someone tells her something upsetting online.

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A child account on Xbox Live must be affiliated with an adult account.

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It is acceptable to share your personal address with someone you've never met online.

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T is for Tell, encouraging children to speak with a trusted adult if they feel uncomfortable online.

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An online friend can always provide reliable information.

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YouTube is intended for users of all ages without any restrictions.

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In a local community, people do not often talk to each other.

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Most internet browsers do not record the websites you have visited.

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Anyone can edit well-known websites on the internet.

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An online community allows people from all over the world to communicate instantly.

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The SMARTbot helps you remember how to behave safely online.

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Someone can only sell items to people they know in an online community.

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It is safe to believe everything that is said in online groups.

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If someone bothers you online, it's best to ignore it and not tell anyone.

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Communication in chat rooms and social media is restricted to email exchanges only.

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A significant difference between real-life and online communities is the speed of communication.

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People in online communities often know each other personally before interacting.

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Anyone can express their opinions freely in online communities.

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Online communities lack the ability for users to make friends with shared interests.

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Flashcards

Online Safety

Protecting personal information and well-being when using the internet.

Age Restrictions (Social Media)

Rules about the minimum age a person needs to be to use certain websites and applications.

Digital Footprint

The trail of information you leave behind online, which is hard to completely remove.

SMART Online

A method for using the internet safely (as a mnemonic): Safe, Meeting, Accepting, Reliable, Tell.

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Safe (SMART)

Keeping personal information like address and school away from strangers.

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Personal Information

Details about yourself, such as your name, address, and school.

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Stranger Danger (Online)

Avoiding sharing personal information with people you don't know online to prevent potential risks.

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Sharing Online

How we communicate information and how to control what we share with others online.

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Online Meeting Safety

Only meet online friends in person with a trusted adult. Never meet someone you only know online without parental/guardian permission.

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Online Link Safety

Don't click links from unfamiliar sources or those seeming too good to be true. Verify with a trusted adult if unsure.

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Attachment Safety

Be cautious about opening attachments from unknown senders or if the attachment, email subject, or content seems strange, even from known sources.

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Online Friendship

Develop online friendships safely and carefully. Never share personal information with strangers.

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Meeting online friends

Meeting online friends in person should only be done with a trusted adult and if there is permission

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Unfamiliar email attachments

Be wary of opening email attachments from unknown senders or if they seem suspicious. Always ask a trusted adult

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Suspicious links

Never click on links from unknown sources or those promising unrealistic gains. Always verify with a trusted adult.

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Reliable information online

Information that is trustworthy and accurate.

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Unreliable website

A website that may not be accurate or trustworthy.

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Tell trusted adult

Report online upset to a trusted adult.

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SMART online habits

A set of rules for safe and responsible online behavior.

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Online friend unreliability

Online friends may not always be trustworthy.

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Checking other websites

Verifying information from multiple sources to confirm accuracy.

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Online upset

Experiencing negative emotions or distress from online interactions.

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Real-life talk vs. online talk

The way people communicate online can be different from how they talk in real life. People might be more likely to say things online that they wouldn't say in person.

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Online rudeness

Saying unkind things online is just as hurtful as saying them in real life. It's important to be mindful of the impact of our words.

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Think before you post

Before posting something online, consider if you would say it to someone's face in real life. If you wouldn't, it's usually best not to post it.

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Is it safe?

A good rule of thumb for online communication is to ask yourself if you would say it in real life. If the answer is no, it's probably not safe to say it online.

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Words hurt online

Even though we can't see people's reactions online, our words can still have a negative impact on others. It's important to be kind and considerate.

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Online Community

A group of people connected through the internet, sharing interests or purposes.

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Online Communication

Interaction with others over the internet, using tools like chat rooms, social media or games.

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Instant Communication

The ability to communicate with people anywhere in the world, immediately.

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Local Community

A group of people living in the same area and interacting face to face or through local venues.

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Community

A group of people with common interests, purpose or locality.

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Global Interaction

Communicating with people across the world.

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Social Media

Websites and apps that connect people online through sharing content and interaction.

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Benefits of Online Communities

People can connect with others who share the same interests, potentially form friendships or explore new avenues of work or support

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Study Notes

Proper Behavior and Communication Online

  • Learning Goals:
    • Students will understand proper online behavior and communication.
    • Students will learn how to stay SMART online.
    • Students will apply SMART online etiquette to communicate effectively in various situations.

KWL Chart

  • K (What I Know): Blank space for student input.
  • W (What I Want to Know): Blank space for student input.
  • L (What I have Learned): Blank space for student input.

The Expert Activity

  • Instructions: Students are nominated to be "experts" on a chosen topic and present for 30 seconds (or longer).
  • Topics: Possible topics (from slides): Facebook, internet, social media, Ms Teams, FEU Diliman, teacher, Joyce, superstar, books, shopping, planet, and other related terms. (Note: The slides refer to topics that may be appropriate for a particular lesson on proper online communication and etiquette).

Age Restrictions

  • Social Media Sites: Most social media sites have age restrictions.

  • Facebook: Users must be 13 years or older.

  • Twitter: The services are not intended for under 13.

  • Xbox Live: Child accounts are affiliated with an adult account.

  • YouTube: The video-sharing service is not intended for users under 13.

Digital Footprint

  • Internet Activity: Most internet activity leaves a trail.
  • Messages: Sent messages are virtually impossible to fully delete.
  • Browsing History: Most browsers record visited websites.

Staying SMART Online

  • SMART Rules: The slide shows a character (SMARTbot) representing the rules.
  • Components of SMART: The five components are safe, meet, accept, reliable, and tell.

How To Be SMART

  • Safe: Checking website security, being careful in online chats, and keeping profiles private in social media.
  • Meeting: Meeting in person with online friends should only be done with a trusted adult.
  • Accepting: Be cautious about accepting attachments or links from unknown senders. If content or topic seems strange or unreasonable, do not accept.
  • Reliable: Don't believe everything you see online. Be skeptical!
  • Tell: Share concerns, upsetting experiences, or harmful situations with a trusted adult.

Online Communication Activity

  • Instructions: Students should list different types of online communication and how people use them, along with personal examples.
  • Online Communities: Students should identify the online communities they are a part of.
  • Positive and Negative Aspects of Online Communication: Students should reflect on whether online communication is positive or negative, or both.

Additional Notes

  • Real vs. Online Communication: There are differences in how communication occurs in real life vs. online.
  • Safety: The presented slides emphasize safe online behavior.

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This quiz focuses on understanding proper online behavior and communication. Students will learn to apply SMART etiquette in various online situations. Engage with expert topics and test your knowledge on effective communication in the digital world.

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