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Netiquette 

Cyber Ethics is about sharing and using words, images, and video in a safe and ethical manner.
The key to being a positive Digital Citizen is to show respect for others and yourself. Think before you post!
Netiquette is the DO’s and DON’T’s of online communication:
  • Remember the human
  • Follow the same standards online that you do in real life
  • Respect other people’s time and bandwidth
  • Share expert knowledge
  • Make good things happen​
  • Keep flame wars under control
  • Be honest
  • Use proper grammar and spelling
  • Read and follow terms of service
  • Keep it PG-13
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Online modules broken down by: Protect, Connect, Learn, Work, Publish.
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Cyber Ethics Games, Videos & Quizzes.
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Online modules broken down by : Our Generaztion, Interpretation, Activism & Innovation.

Digital Footprint

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​via Common Craft

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30+ Inspiring kids teach the world how to be a good digital citizen. Add your story!

Your Digital Dossier via Youth & Media

Using Social Media for good via Do Something Good

Consequences of oversharing via Ellen DeGeneres
​Consequences of oversharing via Flocabulary
Consequences of oversharing via Free Spirit Media

Respect
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via Common Craft

Cyber Bullying & Prevention
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Online relationships & sexting
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Multimedia resources via the Canadian Center for Child Protection

Account Security: Password Protection

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Create strong & easy to remember "passphrases"
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How to create secure Passwords to keep your identiuty safe.
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Use Electronic Frontier Foundation's word list & die to create strong passwords.

Privacy
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"Too Much Information" from Firefox explains where your personal data goes & what your can do about it.

Emphasizing need for privacy, from ACLU.org

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Explanations & Tutorials about protecting your privacy

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Mozilla's campaign for encryption and your privacy.

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Manage your google privacy settings.

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Tool for blocking spying ads and invisible trackers.

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Browser extesion for stopping trackers.

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Firefox add on allows you to see who's tracking you online.

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Data Selfie is a browser extension which lets you watch where your Facebook data is goind.

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VPN & e-mail provider privacy comparisons

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"Five day plan to take back your digital identity"


How to make money from Youtube videos & what it has to do with your privacy


Scams

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Reporting Romance Scams.
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Impactful blog post about a Romance Scam.

Balance

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Interactive from the National Film Board of Canada
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via the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
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via The Atlantic

Learning Experiences
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