Digital Literacy Digital Citizenship and Ethics 1 Flashcards
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Which behavior best demonstrates responsible digital citizenship when participating in online communities?
Answer: Engaging respectfully and verifying information before posting
Responsible digital citizenship involves verifying information before sharing and communicating respectfully, which builds trust and reduces the spread of misinformation online.
What is the primary purpose of a website's Terms of Service (ToS) agreement?
Answer: To outline the legal rules and conditions users must agree to when using the service
A Terms of Service agreement is a legal contract between the service provider and the user that defines acceptable use, user rights, and the provider's responsibilities.
A student copies a paragraph from a website into their school essay without citing the source. This is an example of:
Answer: Plagiarism
Plagiarism is presenting someone else's work or ideas as your own without proper attribution, regardless of whether the source is online or in print.
Which of the following is considered an example of cyberbullying?
Answer: Posting a peer's embarrassing photo online to humiliate them
Cyberbullying involves using digital technology to harass, humiliate, or harm another person; sharing embarrassing content about someone without consent is a clear example.
When evaluating the credibility of an online source, which factor is most important to consider?
Answer: Whether the author and their credentials are clearly identified
Identifying the author and their qualifications is a key step in assessing source credibility, as it allows you to determine whether the information comes from a knowledgeable and trustworthy source.
What does the concept of a 'digital footprint' refer to?
Answer: The trail of data and activity left behind by a user's online interactions
A digital footprint is the record of all the data generated by your online activities, including posts, searches, and site visits, which can be tracked and stored by websites and services.