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Digital citizenship
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Digital citizenship
netiquette
- 4 key points
- respect other people's privacy
- adhere to the same standards as in real life
- be polite
- make a good impression of yourself online
- 4 key points
Digital footprint
- deleted things are always somewhere online
- when you go for a job interview someone will look you up online
- companies keep your data
- photos you post
- anything you do online leaves a trail
- you have the right to consent what is shared about you online
cyberbullying
- only 1 in 10 teens would tell there parents if being cyberbullyed
- around half teens have been victims
- examples of cyberbullying
- posting comments that are hurtful
- threatening to hurt someone
- pretending to be someone else online
- creating a mean or hurtful webpage about someone
- if you are bullying someone...
- delete comments
- apologise
- tell someone you trust
fake news
- definition...
- news tat is false and often sensational, the informations circulated under the digit of news reporting. often for financial gain and political propaganda
- in 1835 there was a very famous fake news story about people on the moon
- 2 types of fake news
- 1: the reporter has a full understanding that what they are reporting is fake but they post it anyway
- 2: the story has some truth to it but may not have been properly fact checked or may have been exaggerated to make the story seem more exciting
- how to spot it:
- is it reported anywhere else?
- does the story look genuine?
- does the website address look real ?
- definition...