Students should take care to protect their personal information when online. They should avoid sharing private details like their name, phone number, or location. Students must also be wary of clicking suspicious links or downloading malware. When communicating with others, students need to be respectful and avoid cyberbullying. Teachers hope to educate students on practicing safe internet use.
Students should take care to protect their personal information when online. They should avoid sharing private details like their name, phone number, or location. Students must also be wary of clicking suspicious links or downloading malware. When communicating with others, students need to be respectful and avoid cyberbullying. Teachers hope to educate students on practicing safe internet use.
Students should take care to protect their personal information when online. They should avoid sharing private details like their name, phone number, or location. Students must also be wary of clicking suspicious links or downloading malware. When communicating with others, students need to be respectful and avoid cyberbullying. Teachers hope to educate students on practicing safe internet use.
During my research for this assignment, I encountered several key areas that should be addressed with students as they work online. As a teacher, I hope to discuss these areas with students and educate them about Internet safety. Students should know how to keep information private, be aware of online risks, and treat others with respect. As students use the Internet, they should be careful not to share personal information with others. This includes giving out their full name, their phone number, or their physical location or address. Students should never share their passwords with anyone other than their parents or guardians, and should store their passwords in a secure location. Students should make sure that the websites they visit are secure, and avoid clicking on suspicious links with malware that could steal personal information. If students feel that they have encountered malware, they should let an adult know about it. Students should also be wary of meeting others online. This includes never giving out personal information to someone or agreeing to meet up with an online acquaintance. If students receive suspicious messages they should let a trusted adult know about it.
Students should also be aware of behavior expectations as they
communicate with others online. Many students use social networking sites, and students should discuss with their parents or guardians the rules and guidelines of their online activity on laptops and other devices. Students should know how to communicate effectively with others online and know how to address issues of cyberbullying. In instances that students do witness cyberbullying, they should avoid responding to the bully and let a parent or teacher know about the incident. Students should also be aware of the permanency of information that is posted online and avoid posting anything that their parents would not approve. Students should also ask permission when posting any information or photos of others. Once students understand how to use the Internet responsibly, they can safely navigate websites and use digital tools to enhance their learning.