Cyberbullying, cybersafety, and online ethics

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If you suspect a student is being bullied online, what should you do? *

5 points

Sit down with the student and talk with them

Contact your principal to inform him/her of the situation

Make sure you are aware of any cyberbullying policy in your school

Any and/or all of the above options

According to the National Crime Prevention Council, approximately how many students have been the victims of cyberbullying in the past year? *

5 points

Less than 10%

10%

20%

30%

more than 40%

If you have a tough day at work and tweet about a particular issue with one of your students, what could happen? *

5 points

You could be reprimanded or fired

Nothing, I am protected by free speech

If you receive an email from your banking institution and it has a link in it, is it ok to click the link? *

5 points

Yes, as long as I have updated antivirus software

Yes, but only if I am using a Mac computer

No, I should never click a link in an email from my bank or any other institution. It could be a Phishing scheme.

Which of the following uses of social media would not be acceptable in education? *

5 points

Having your students blog

Posting student work to Youtube or Schooltube (as long as their identities are protected or a parent has signed off)

Using Twitter to share ideas with other educators

Showing students appropriate uses of social media

All of the above would be ok to do in the classroom

According to COPPA, when can you allow your students to sign up for a Prezi account in your class?

5 points

After they have turned 11 years old

After they have turned 12 years old

After they have turned 13 years old

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According to Fair Use guidelines, if a student is downloading images from the web to use in a class project, how many can they use?

0 points

As many as they want, but no more than 5 from a single photographer

A maximum of 10 copywritten images in their project

They can use all of the images they want since it is within a classroom environment

They should always get permission before using any images at all

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As a general rule of thumb, when should I not use copywritten material in K-12?

5 points

When my students haven't signed a waiver

When I haven't received permission from the artist/creator

When money or profit is involved or you are using it outside of your classroom

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Is it safe to post something controversial on your locked down Facebook account?

A political rant, a drunken night at the bars, or a complaint about your student should be ok to post if you have a secured FB account, right?

5 points

If it is locked down then I am safe to post things that are controversial

It's never safe because one of my "friends" could take a screenshot and send it to my principal

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What is a key idea about COPPA?

5 points

It allows parents to have some control over the information that is collected about their young children online

It ensures that you have the right to use copywritten material in your classroom

It provides a way for students who normally couldn't access technology resources to have access within their school

It ensures that all users of the Internet have some degree of privacy

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If one of your students goes on to win American Idol and your school becomes overrun with reporters, what can you NOT discuss with the reporter

5 points

Your experiences with the student while he/she was in your class

How happy/proud you are for the student

The student's grades in your class

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