EDITABLEDigitalCitizenshipCybersecurityComputerScienceWebquest-1
EDITABLEDigitalCitizenshipCybersecurityComputerScienceWebquest-1
Step 3: Choose each icon. Read and fill in the blanks as you learn about how to
stay safe online.
Play
● Never share _____________________________with other gamers.
● It’s _______________________ to game with friends you know in real life.
● If a gamer you don't know in real life asks you to join them on another game,
app or website, don’t_________________, and ___________ ____
______________you trust.
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
Like
Share
● Think before you share: who might ____________ your photo, video or live
stream? It’s___________________just to share your stuff with family and
friends you know in real life.
● If someone you don’t know in ______________ ______________asks you to
share a photo or video or go on camera, don't reply, and tell an adult you
trust.
● Worried about something _____________ shared online or sent to someone?
Ask an adult you trust for help.
Lock
● Take _______________________ of who sees your stuff: ask an adult to help
you change the ___________________ Settings on your accounts.
● Keep your passwords __________________. Never write them down or tell
any of your friends. If you think someone has found out your password,
_________________ it.
● Make sure apps, games and websites don’t tell other people your
____________________. Ask an adult to help you switch off the location
setting on your phone, tablet or computer.
When Megan stole Sam’s password she chose to write mean messages. What
other negative consequences could come from your password being stolen?
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
Explore
● Remember you can't always __________________ everything you see online.
Even photos can be fake! Ask a teacher, family member or friend to suggest
websites you can trust.
● If something you see online makes you feel_____________________,
____________________or even a bit____________________, don't look at it
again or send it to anyone else. Tell an adult you trust, who will be able to help
you.
What did Ellie do that was not a safe idea?
_____________________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________________________
Play
● Never share personal information with other gamers.
● It’s safest to game with friends you know in real life.
● If a gamer you don't know in real life asks you to join them on another game,
app or website, don’t reply, and tell an adult you trust.
Like
● Think before you share: avoid posting anything that could upset someone
else.
● If someone is being mean, block them and tell an adult you trust. You can
also report them to the website or app. Ask an adult for help with this.
● Worried that someone has shared something hurtful about you? Ask an adult
you trust to help you.
Share
● Think before you share: who might see your photo, video or live stream? It’s
safest just to share your stuff with family and friends you know in real life.
● If someone you don’t know in real life asks you to share a photo or video or
go on camera, don't reply, and tell an adult you trust.
● Worried about something you’ve shared online or sent to someone? Ask an
adult you trust for help.
What did Sam expect to happen when he posted the band’s video?
Sam expected people to leave positive comments and the band would get lots
of views and fans.
Chat
● It's safer to chat to people you know in real life.
● It's always ok not to reply. If a message makes you feel worried, annoyed or
upset, don't reply and tell an adult you trust.
● If someone you are chatting to is being mean or making you feel
uncomfortable, tell an adult you trust. They will help you block and report
them so that they can't contact you again.
Lock
● Take control of who sees your stuff: ask an adult to help you change the
Privacy Settings on your accounts.
● Keep your passwords secret. Never write them down or tell any of your
friends. If you think someone has found out your password, change it.
● Make sure apps, games and websites don’t tell other people your location.
Ask an adult to help you switch off the location setting on your phone, tablet
or computer.
When Megan stole Sam’s password she chose to write mean messages. What
other negative consequences could come from your password being stolen?
Answers will vary. Look at email, bank accounts, find pictures, pretend to be
you, play online games as you, talk to people you don’t know on social media,
etc.