Think Before You Click!

3 Questions to Ask Before You Hit Enter:

Tips For Parents

Tips for Students:

1.Is It Safe? Identity Safety

Talk about digital

ethics with your
child.
Review your childs
privacy settings.
If your child is a
victim of cyberbullying, work with
your child to block
the cyberbully and
report the incident.

Before you push that button to post

something online, take a moment to think
about safety.
Be aware that there are predators on the internet. Dont put
private information online.
Make sure you are using strong passwords.
Only post things you would want the whole world to see
because they may be able to, no matter what your settings
are.

2. Is It Kind? Cyber bullying

Websites That
Can Help:
For more ideas about
internet safety, visit:

Words can hurt! Dont believe this? Read some of the

quotes at the cyberbullying site listed on the left.
Never say anything online that you would
not want someone to say to you.

http://www.netsmartz.org/T
eens

Never say anything online that you would

not say to the person face-to-face.

Find info on cyberbullying

Its as simple as that!

at:
http://www.cyberbullying.u
s/resources.php

Help with citing sources

correctly:

3. Is It Legal and Ethical?

Piracy and Plagiarism

https://owl.english.purdue.
edu/owl/section/2/

Before you copy

something that is not in the
public domain, you must have
permission. Its the law!

When you use someone

elses ideas, you must
give them credit. If you
dont its considered: