InternetSafety

=Internet Safety=

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Webquest
Students, you will go to different links listed below that will open your mind about internet safety and internet etiquette (the proper way to behave on the net). A Webquest is the act of going to difference websites to answer questions given to you by your teacher or on an online questionaire.

Create a New Word Doc
Open a new word document. Use Microsoft Word in your dock to do this. It is the Blue W. Save it as ursISWebquest in your Documents in a New Folder called Internet Stuff. You will open the links below and answer the questions asked on this new document. The answers can be found on websites listed above each set of questions.

[|StaySafe.org]

 * Click on the link above.
 * Bookmark this page to revisit later for more internet safety information.
 * Look for the "Protect Yourself" area of this website.
 * Click on the first option on the page, "What Does the Web Say About You — And Why Does it Matter?."
 * Answer these questions:
 * 1) Why do they say creating your own reputation online is good news?
 * 2) When you make an online identity, how long can people access it?
 * 3) What are the five ways you can create a good reputation online?
 * 4) Do you already have an online identity?
 * 5) What did you do right when you created it?
 * 6) What did you do wrong when you created it?

[|Protect Your Reputation]

 * Click on the link above. This link is also found at the bottom of the page called"How To Protect Your Online Reputation".
 * Read the information on this page and answer the following questions:
 * 1) What should you do with your personal information?
 * 2) What should you do if you find bad information about yourself or someone you know?

[|Chat Room Safety]
Click on the link Chat Room Safety above. This link is also found by scrolling up from the Protect Your Online Reputaton and looking in the brownish colored left hand sidebar under the Take Action button. Answer the following questions:
 * 1) What is a chat room?
 * 2) Are all chat rooms open to everyone?
 * 3) Who can read your chats?
 * 4) Do predators visit chat rooms?
 * 5) What is a “private chat”?
 * 6) List 3 smart chat room behaviors.
 * 7) How can you pay attention to IM/Group chat rooms?

[|Teenagers]

 * 1) No questions to answer here.
 * 2) Just ook around a few minutes just to see the site then move on to the next link below.

[|PREDATOR]

 * 1) Read the student spotlight first.
 * 2) Now click on the video link called [|PREDATOR]. You will need your headphones for this if you have them. If not, listen in small groups and keep the volume low.
 * 3) Type a good paragraph on what you learned by watching this video using at least five sentences or more.