Empowerment EMP TECH

Technologies
MODULES

Maghanoy, Anne Rose M

12 - Kendall
Ms. Elizabeth Regencia
 Empowerment
Technologies

Module 3Safety, Security,

Online
Ethics, and Etiquette:
Internet Threats

1. Pretest

2. Recap

3. Activity 1

4. Activity 2

5. Wrap up

6. Valuing

7. Post test
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I. Pretest

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2. Recap
Categories Examples

Radio Television

ICT's
WWW Powerpoint E-mail

Social Media
Facebook Reddit Pinterest
Tiktok Plurk

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3. Activity I
Tech. Assistancce
MALWARES PRESENT
VIRUS

WORM

TROJAN

SPYWARE

ADWARE

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4. Activity 2
OUTSIDE WORLD

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5. Wrap up
SIX TYPES OF SEVEN
MALWARE CYBERCRIMES

ADWARE CHILD PORNOGRAPHY

RANSWOMWARE CRIMINAL COPYRIGHT

ELECTRONIC
SPYWARE
HARASSMENT

TROJAN HACKING

NON-DELIVERY OF
VIRUS
MERCHANDISE

WORM PROSTITUTION

SPORT BETTING

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6. Valuing

Being honest about your actions can help you gain a

better understanding of why you engaged in them in the
first place. Perhaps you were motivated by a desire for
personal gain, or maybe you felt pressure to keep up
with others. It's important to recognize and address
these underlying factors in order to make positive
changes and avoid similar behavior in the future.

While it may be uncomfortable to confront your

mistakes and shortcomings, it's an important step in
personal growth and development. By acknowledging
your past actions and taking steps to make amends or
change your behavior, you can move forward with
greater self-awareness and a stronger sense of integrity.

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7. Post-test

Hello self! Please, follow your written rules.

1. Be respectful: Treat others with respect and kindness, even if you

disagree with them.
2. Protect your privacy: Be cautious about sharing personal information
online and use privacy settings to control who can see your content.
3. Think before you post: Consider the impact of your words and
actions online, and avoid posting anything that could be hurtful or
offensive.
4. Avoid cyberbullying: Don't engage in cyberbullying or participate in
activities that could lead to harm to others.
5. Don't overshare: Be mindful of what you share online, including
photos, personal details, and sensitive information.
6. Protect your accounts: Use strong and unique passwords for all your
accounts and enable two-factor authentication where possible.
7. Be wary of scams: Don't click on suspicious links or download
attachments from unknown sources.
8. Keep your devices secure: Install updates and security software
regularly to keep your devices safe from malware and other threats.
9. Use good judgement: If something seems too good to be true, it
probably is. Use common sense and be skeptical of claims that
seem unrealistic or implausible.
10. Take breaks: It's important to disconnect from technology and take
regular breaks to avoid burnout and maintain mental and emotional
well-being.

Love, self.

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