3. You viewed what? The internet is full of easy to access information of all types… … and the bad. the good…
4. You viewed what? Only search using trusted search engines and make sure that a link scanner is installed to identify harmful links. Learn how to use the AVG Link Scanner. View this internet safety lesson.
6. You told who what? Rule Number 1: Nothing online is private Never give out personal information online Never post personal pictures you want to keep private. Never say anything online that you don’t want to be made public
8. You gave you password to who? If it sounds too good to be true, then it probably is Only purchase things from a trusted source with proper site security Read more frominternetsafetyrules.org
10. You opened what? Always keep your antivirus software up-to-date Never open an e-mail attachment or hyperlink unless you are expecting it Only download programs from trusted sites, such as download.com
12. You got this information from where? It is illegal to copy and use anything online unless you have permission from the copyright holder View copyrightkids.org for more information
13. You got this information from where? Plagiarism reaches all levels. Read this recent news article about Germany’s defense minister. View this slide show for more information on plagiarism.
14. You got this information from where? To find images that you can freely use, visit either commons.wikimedia.org or flickr.com
15. References Roblyer, M. D., & Doering, A. H. (2009). Integrating educational technology into teaching (5th ed.). Allyn & Bacon.