Good Digital Citizenship vs. Bad Digital Citizenship: Grade 1 Examples

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🌐 Digital Citizenship: Being a good and responsible person when using technology.
• 👍 Good Digital Citizenship: Includes being kind online, respecting others' privacy, and using the internet safely.
• 👎 Bad Digital Citizenship: Includes cyberbullying, sharing private information without permission, and spreading rumors online.
• 🔒 Privacy: Keeping your personal information safe and not sharing it with strangers.
• 🗣️ Communication: Talking to others online in a respectful and friendly way.
• 🚨 Safety: Protecting yourself from harm and danger online.

Practice Quiz

1. Which of the following is an example of good digital citizenship?
   1. Sharing a funny meme with a friend.
   2. Helping someone who is being cyberbullied.
   3. Playing online games for many hours.
2. What should you do if someone asks for your personal information online?
   1. Give them your name and address.
   2. Tell a trusted adult.
   3. Ignore the message.
3. Which of these is an example of cyberbullying?
   1. Saying kind things to your friends online.
   2. Posting mean comments on someone's photo.
   3. Sharing interesting news articles.
4. What is an important part of online safety?
   1. Using strong passwords.
   2. Sharing your password with your best friend.
   3. Clicking on every link you see.
5. What should you do if you see someone being unkind online?
   1. Join in and make fun of them too.
   2. Tell a trusted adult or report the behavior.
   3. Ignore it and hope it goes away.
6. Which of the following is a good way to communicate online?
   1. Using all capital letters to shout.
   2. Being respectful and using polite language.
   3. Spreading rumors about others.
7. Why is it important to respect other people's privacy online?
   1. Because it’s fun to share secrets.
   2. Because everyone loves having their information shared.
   3. Because everyone deserves to feel safe and respected.