ICT Vocabulary
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What is digital citizenship?
Using technology respectfully, ethically, and responsibly. Digital citizenship encompasses safe and responsible use of technology.
Define digital footprint.
Trace of data left behind when using the internet or digital devices. This includes browsing history, social media activity, and more.
What is personal information?
Any information that can be used to identify a specific person, including name, address, phone number, email address, and sensitive information. Sensitive information may include medical records or financial details.
What is oversharing?
Sharing more information than necessary.
What is online identity?
Your digital self, the representation of you that exists on the internet.
Define identity theft.
Someone pretending to be you online.
What is online privacy?
Protecting your personal information when using the internet.
What is cyberbullying?
Using personal information to bully someone online.
What are online scams?
People trying to trick individuals into giving away personal, financial, or sensitive information, or stealing money.
What is a password?
A secret combination of letters, numbers, and symbols used to verify your identity when accessing online services.
Define phishing.
A message from a criminal trying to find out personal information about you.
What are credible sources?
Sources that are trustworthy and believable.
What is quoting?
Repeating someone else’s words exactly as they were said or written.
Define paraphrasing.
Rewriting someone else’s ideas in your own words, while keeping the same meaning.
What is summarizing?
Rewriting the main ideas of a longer piece of text.
What does citing MLA style involve?
MLA style is a way to show where you got your information in a school paper.
Why is online privacy important?
To protect personal information from being misused.
What might be a result of oversharing information?
Increased risk of identity theft or cyberbullying.
What steps can you take if you shared something with someone not supposed to know?
Consider asking them to delete the information and monitor any potential misuse.
What steps should you take when someone shares information with you that they shouldn’t?
Avoid sharing it further and encourage them to keep it private.
How can you look out for spam messages?
Be cautious of unknown senders and avoid clicking on suspicious links.
List three steps to decide whether sources are credible.
• Check the author’s credentials. • Look for citations and references. • Verify the information with other reliable sources.
What are Docs in Google applications?
Online documents.
Define Slides in Google applications.
Online slideshow.