Question

Being a digital citizen means you are “occupying a place” in the online community.


True

False
Question at position 2
2

True or False
1 point



Question at position 2

Permanence is one of the 6 key P's of digital citizenship, and it means that everything you post online is permanent and can’t be deleted.

Permanence is one of the 6 key P's of digital citizenship, and it means that everything you post online is permanent and can’t be deleted.


True

False
Question at position 3
3

Multiple Choice
1 point



Question at position 3

Which of the following is NOT one of the 6 key P's of digital citizenship.

Which of the following is NOT one of the 6 key P's of digital citizenship.


Professionalism


Positive


Pressure


Privacy

Question at position 4
4

True or False
1 point



Question at position 4

According to our lesson today, it is sometimes OK to post negative comments, even though it might not be helpful or encouraging.

According to our lesson today, it is sometimes OK to post negative comments, even though it might not be helpful or encouraging.


True

False

Answer 1

Here are the answers to your questions:

1. True - Being a digital citizen does mean that you occupy a place in the online community.

2. False - While permanence is a key concept in digital citizenship, it does not mean that everything posted online is truly permanent or cannot be deleted. It refers to the idea that once something is posted, it can be difficult to completely erase it from the internet.

3. Pressure - This is NOT one of the 6 key P's of digital citizenship. The common P's typically include Professionalism, Positive, Privacy, etc.

4. False - It is generally not considered acceptable to post negative comments, especially if they are not helpful or encouraging. Digital citizenship promotes positive and constructive online behavior.

If you have more questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask!