February 1st, 2023
Juniors - Class of 2024
Internet Safety

KT Checklist:
1. Make sure each student has a KT folder.
a. Have students create/decorate a folder if they do not
have one.
2. Make sure each student has a “Letter to Self.”
a. Have students write a letter to their future/senior self if
they do not have one.
i. Students will seal their letters in an envelope.
ii. All Letters to Self should be kept safe in the KT bin.
3. Dude Be Nice Nominations (QR code in slides)
4. Internet Safety
a. Review Slides
b. Complete Activities & Worksheet
c. Worksheet will go in KT folder at the end of class today.
Please ask the Bookstore for envelopes/folders.

Dude Be Nice Nominations

Internet Safety
Cyberbullying & Social Media

CYBERBULLYING, INTERNET SAFETY,
AND SOCIAL NETWORKING
� DO spend more time with real-life friends
than virtual friends.
� DO tell an adult if someone online
harasses you. If you are a victim, tell an
adult you know and trust (i.e.: Teachers,
Councilors, Administrators, etc). Keep
the messages and electronic material as
evidence.
� DO cut off contact with anyone who
pressures you for your personal
information (name, age, size, photo,
address, family information) regardless of
the media (i.e.: social networking, chat
rooms, etc.).
� DO be careful of strangers who try to turn
you against your family while promising
to be your best friend (they may send you
gifts and give you lots of compliments, but
at the same time, they are possessive of
your time and critical of your parents).
� DO review social networking policies and
guidelines before you post.
� DO THINK before you post.
� DO NOT believe everything you read
online.
� DO NOT exchange pictures with
strangers through the Internet.
� DO NOT open e-mails/instant
messages or download attachments
from people you don’t know.
� DO NOT fill out your information to
win free items (i.e.: screensavers,
stickers, mailers, etc.).
� DO NOT go to meet someone you don’t
already know in real life.
� DO NOT post personal information, of
any kind, on a personal website or blog.
� DO NOT reveal your password or
personal information numbers (PIN) –
even to your friends.
� DO NOT spread gossip or slander
through IT devices.
� DO NOT send email, post to social
media, or send text messages, etc.
when you are angry.

OTHER NOTES ON INTERNET SAFETY
� Remember that instant-messaging (IM)
conversations are not private. They can be
printed, copied, forwarded, etc.
� Comments through social networking sites are in
essence permanently recorded.

Sextortion:

Write three facts about internet safety.
Then, complete the discussion questions with a
small group or as a whole class.
Internet Safety Activity
(student worksheet)

INTERNET SAFETY DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
1. What information do your screen names or
other email addresses reveal about you?
2. How might a potential employer use
information obtained about an individual from a
social networking site?
3. How can you protect yourself from revealing
your private information in activities online?
4. If you suspected that a friend or a sibling was
becoming involved in a dangerous online
relationship, how would you caution him or her?

ACTIVITY:
1. Place yourself in alphabetical order, how you
will line up for graduation.