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Welcome! Let's learn how to be safe and kind online.
A digital citizen uses technology in a safe way. You use devices like computers at school. Being safe and kind online matters every day.
Schools have rules for tech called an Acceptable Use Policy. We call this an AUP. The AUP tells us how to use devices correctly.
Responsible behavior keeps you safe. Never share your name or password. Always log out when you finish your work.
Let's compare two choices. Sharing passwords with friends is unsafe. Keeping passwords private follows the AUP and keeps your work safe!
✏️ Worked example
Sam wants to share his login password with a classmate. Is this an acceptable use of tech?
- Check the school AUP rules about passwords.
- Find the rule about keeping account information private.
- Think about what happens if someone else has your password.
- Realize that sharing passwords can lead to lost work.
- Conclude that sharing passwords breaks the AUP and is unsafe.
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