Title: Lesson: Internet Safety
Course: Internet Safety, Acceptable Use, Research and Copyright

Getting Started: Personal Information on the Web

Hello students!

This exercise is going to take us through the dos and don'ts of navigating and utilizing the web for personal and recreational purposes. First, listen to the podcast below to find out more about how to protect your personal information online.

Podcast one: Personal Information

Next, answer the question below correctly to move along.

QUESTION:
What is the number one rule that Mrs. Kennedy provides?

NOTE: these podcasts were created by Pat Kennedy who has graciously allowed us to reproduce them here for educational purposes.

- Never give out personal information.
Feedback: Correct!!! Great job listening.
- Never go online using a computer.
Feedback: Sorry that is incorrect, listen to the podcast again if you need to.
- Always go online using your own computer.
Feedback: Sorry that is incorrect, listen to the podcast again if you need to.
- Always give personal information to people you don't know.
Feedback: Sorry that is incorrect, listen to the podcast again if you need to.

Web Activities - Staying Safe

This podcast is going to cover several common web activities that students often engage in and what not to do in order to stay safe.

Podcast two: Web Activities

Next, answer the question below correctly to move along.

QUESTION:
What question does Mrs. Kennedy say you can always ask yourself to see if you're doing the right thing?

NOTE: these podcasts were created by Pat Kennedy who has graciously allowed us to reproduce them here for educational purposes.

- "Would I allow my parents to view this site?"
Feedback: Correct! Keep up the good work.
- "What would my parents do?"
Feedback: Sorry, no. Try listening to the podcast again.
- "What would my teacher do?"
Feedback: Not quite, try again!
- "What would Mrs. Kennedy do?"
Feedback: Sorry, no. Try listening to the podcast again.

Cyberbullying - Being responsible on the Web

This podcast is about cyberbullying, which is a serious issue for students these days. Listen carefully so that you can answer the question below.

Podcast three: Cyberbullying

Next, answer the question below correctly to move along.

QUESTION:
From the answers below, what is not an example of cyberbullying?

NOTE: these podcasts were created by Pat Kennedy who has graciously allowed us to reproduce them here for educational purposes.

- Punching someone in school.
Feedback: Awesome! Keep it up.
- Posing as another person and sending messages that make you look bad.
Feedback: That is incorrect, try again.
- Engaging someone in online fights using angry and/or vulgar language.
Feedback: Not quite. Try again, please.
- Intentionally excluding someone from online buddy lists, chats, games or other activities.
Feedback: That is incorrect, "Intentionally excluding someone from online buddy lists, chats, games or other activities" is cyberbullying.

Conclusion - General guidelines & conclusion

This final podcast covers all of the previous topics and gives some suggestions for dealing with cyberbullying, questionable internet sites and strangers or cyber pals.

Podcast three: Conclusion-General Guidelines

Next, answer the question below correctly to move along.

QUESTION:
How many guidelines does Mrs. Kennedy provide you?

NOTE: these podcasts were created by Pat Kennedy who has graciously allowed us to reproduce them here for educational purposes.

- Seven
Feedback: Awesome job, you made it!!!!
- Eight
Feedback: Not quite, try again. You're almost done!
- Six
Feedback: Not quite, try again. You're almost done!
- Nine
Feedback: Not quite, try again. You're almost done!