Providing Digital Safety Measures
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Cyberbullying is bullying that takes place over digital devices such as cell phones, computers, and tablets.
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True
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False
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This quiz assesses knowledge on digital safety measures, focusing on cyberbullying, online threats, and protective strategies for students. It highlights the importance of internet safety, educating on how to handle online interactions responsibly.
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Students should always respond to threatening emails, messages, posts, or texts in order to stand up for themselves.
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False
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True
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A. FalseExplanation
More important than blocking objectionable material is teaching students safe and responsible online behavior, and keeping an eye on their Internet use.Rate this question:
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What are three ways to protect our students from online threats?
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Filtering and Blocking Content
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Education and Training
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Responsible Use Policies (RUPs)
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All of the above
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A. All of the aboveExplanation
Schools and school districts can implement several cyber policies and procedures to help keep their students safe from online threats. These include the creation and implementation of responsible use policies to ensure that students are aware of appropriate online behavior, the use of filtering and blocking software at school to prevent access to inappropriate content, and education about the risks of being online and how to stay safe.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is NOT an online threat to students?
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Digital Citizenship
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Sextortion/Ransomware
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Oversharing
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Online Predation
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A. Digital CitizenshipExplanation
As well as the threats that all users face when going online, such as computer viruses and email scams, students are at risk from cyberbullying, inappropriate content, sexting, setortion/ransomeware, oversharing and online predationRate this question:
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What percent of parents allow their children access to the Internet before age 11?
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60%
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25%
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10%
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75%
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A. 60%Explanation
Globally, 60% of parents allow their children access to the Internet before age 11. Even though 78% of parents agree that children today face more online risks than children five years ago, only 50% check their children’s browser history and 46% limit access to certain websites and apps.Rate this question:
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