๐ Topic Summary
Unplugged activities are a fantastic way to learn about computer science concepts without actually using a computer! This particular unplugged activity focuses on digital citizenship, which encompasses responsible and ethical behavior in the digital world. It helps students understand the impact of their online actions, the importance of privacy, and how to be respectful and safe online, all through engaging, hands-on activities that don't require any screens.
By participating in this activity, learners can grasp the fundamental principles of digital citizenship, such as respecting intellectual property, avoiding cyberbullying, and protecting personal information. This sets a strong foundation for responsible technology use as they navigate the digital landscape.
๐ง Part A: Vocabulary
Match the terms with their definitions:
| Term |
Definition |
| 1. Digital Footprint |
A. Using technology to harass, threaten, or intimidate someone. |
| 2. Cyberbullying |
B. Respecting other people's creative works and not using them without permission. |
| 3. Intellectual Property |
C. All the information about a person that exists online as a result of their activity. |
| 4. Digital Citizenship |
D. Protecting your personal details and information from unauthorized access. |
| 5. Online Privacy |
E. Responsible and ethical behavior while using technology. |
โ๏ธ Part B: Fill in the Blanks
Complete the following paragraph using the words: Respect, Responsible, Consequences, Information, Digital.
Being a good ________ citizen means you are ________ for your actions online. It's important to ________ other users and understand the ________ of sharing personal ________ without thinking.
๐ก Part C: Critical Thinking
Imagine you see a friend posting something online that could get them in trouble. What would you do? Explain your reasoning.