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Internet Safety Game
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Internet Safety Game
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We the Digital Citizens
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We the Digital Citizens
Promises, Promises
Pledge: A promise that someone makes
Have you ever made a promise to your family to be safe and responsible?
What was your promise?
Pledges and Promises
The Digital Citizens pledged to travel safely on the Internet. What was one thing you learned from the Digital Citizens
How Can We Be Good Digital Citizens?
Digital Citizen
Someone who uses technology safely and responsibly
Turn and Talk
Why is it important
to ask for permission before going online?
Why is it a
good idea to set a time limit when using technology?
Why shouldn't you share your username and password with other people?
Why should you only talk
to people you know online?
That's Private
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That's Private
Keep it Private!
Private: Something you should keep to yourself.
Follow the Digital Trail
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Digital Trails
Digital Footprints
Digital Footprint: A record of what you do online, including the sites you visit and the things you share
Your Full Name
Your Nickname
Your Phone Number
Your Address
Your Avatar
Your Interests
Private Information: Information about you that can be used to identify who you are.
Your School Name
Your Hobbies
Your Birthday
Your Favorite Things
Permanent: Something that lasts forever
Meet Mervin
Meet Ellie
Who can you find out more about?
What Did You Learn About Our New Friends?
What is the Internet?
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Who Is In Your Online Community
So...
What is the internet?
How would you describe the internet to a younger sibling, cousin, or friend
Internet:
Worldwide network that connects people using computers, phones, or other devices
Today we're going to talk about the different people that make up the internet and how we might know each of them. The Rings of Responsibility help us understand our online community. First, we start with our self in the center.
Rings of Responsibility
Community
The next ring is "Community," and this refers to people you know either from your family, neighborhood, school, or church
Community
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A group of people who share
a common neighborhood, background, or interest
The last ring of the Rings of Responsibility is "World." This group includes people you don't personally know and haven't met face-to-face. Who are some people that could be in the world?
The World
Think about three people in your community and two people in your world and describe how you could connect with them online.
How Could You Connect?
Now, let's think about what you do with those people on the internet. Do you play games together, send messages, or maybe just read about them?
How we connect with our community online:
- Play games together
- FaceTime/video call
- Send messages
- Share funny videos
- Send emails
- Zoom
How we connect with the world online:
- Read about the person (e.g., in news articles, stories)
- Watch videos of the person
- Listen to their music
- Watch them play sports
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Remember that you should only interact with people from your community, and you should only do so with permission from a trusted adult
Cyber-bullying
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Put a STOP to Online Meanness
What Does Mean Behavior Look Like?
How does mean behavior make people feel?
Some Examples of Online Meanness
Sending a mean message to someone
Posting mean things about someone on a website
Making fun of someone online
Doing mean things to someone's character in an online game
S: Step away
Why do you think you should stop using your device and step away?
T: Tell a trusted adult
If someone makes you feel angry, sad, or scared online, which grown-ups can you tell and ask for help?
O: OK sites only
Why is it important to go online only with an adult, or when an adult says it is OK?
Some sites are not made for kids, and allow kids to communicate with others. This opens up opportunities for online meanness to occur.
P: Pause and think
Would it be helpful to talk to the person who was being mean?
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Let's Give Credit!
Imagine you entered an artwork competition at school, and your drawing won first place! Your artwork was hung up at school for
everyone to see, but someone else's name was on the art instead of yours. How would that make you feel?
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Credit:
Giving recognition to a person that created something
Respect:
Showing that you appreciate someone
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A lot of times when you do school projects, you look online to find information about things you're learning about. You might find images, articles, or videos that you want to use in your project. It's totally fine to do that, but we just have to remember to give credit to the person who created what you use.
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Now that you know what information to include when giving credit, let's practice finding it online!
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Website
Author
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Remember, whenever you use information, videos,
or pictures from a website, it's important to give credit for the work by including all three of those parts.
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Website
Author
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You should follow this particular order when citing the source:
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