FBLA - Digital Citizenship

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Flashcards covering key vocabulary related to personal security, online privacy, rights, responsibilities, digital footprint, internet searches, copyright, and cyberbullying.

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Privacy

Controlling your personal information.

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Security

Protecting your data and devices from unauthorized access.

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Compromised Personal Privacy

Can occur through data breaches, oversharing on social media, and weak passwords.

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Maintaining Personal Security

Using strong passwords, enabling two-factor authentication, being cautious of phishing attempts, and updating software.

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Data Breach

An incident where sensitive data is viewed, stolen, or used by an unauthorized individual.

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Cybercriminal

A person engaged in criminal activities online.

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Security Breach

Unauthorized access to digital data, applications, networks, or devices.

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Virtual Private Network (VPN)

A technology creating a secure and encrypted connection over less secure networks.

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VPN Blocking Tracking

VPNs encrypt internet traffic and mask the IP address, preventing tracking.

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VPN Protecting Personal Data

Encrypts data, making it unreadable to eavesdroppers.

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Limiting Social Media Information

Reduces the risk of identity theft and social engineering.

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Shredding Personal Documents

Prevents recovery and misuse of sensitive information.

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Protecting Social Security Number

Essential to prevent identity theft and fraud.

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Information Used Against You

Oversharing can lead to scams and discrimination.

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Safeguarding Data and Devices

Using strong passwords, keeping software updated, and using antivirus software.

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Loss of Control Online

Once information is shared online, it can be accessed indefinitely.

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Blocking Internet Sites and Phone Numbers

To avoid contact, harassment, or scams.

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Types of Home Security

Includes alarm systems, security cameras, smart locks, and monitored services.

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Internet Scams

Can include phishing emails, fake websites, and online shopping scams.

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Right to Acknowledge How the Internet Works

Understanding how data is collected and used.

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Accessing Information

Knowing how platforms provide information.

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Separating Fact from Non-Fact

Critically evaluating online information to identify biases.

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Content vs. Advertising

Recognizing the difference between objective information and marketing.

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Protection from Cyberbullying

Everyone has the right to be free from online harassment.

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Protection from Violence

The right to be safe from threats in cyberspace.

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Protection from Diminishment or Bullying

The right to not be demeaned online.

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Participating in Discussions and Forums

The right to express opinions in online communities.

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Engaging and Interacting on Social Media

The right to use platforms to connect and share.

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Seeking Help if Threatened

Right to report cyberbullying and online threats.

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Seeking Help from School and Authorities

Students can report online behavior concerns.

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Right to Education and Information

The right to learn about online safety and digital citizenship.

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Right to Remain Safe

The right to physical and emotional safety online.

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Right to Original Work

The right to post without manipulation or theft.

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Responsibility of Not Modifying Others' Work

Respecting intellectual property.

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Digital Footprint

A trail of data created while using the Internet.

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Importance of Digital Footprint

It can impact reputation and job opportunities.

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Creating a Digital Footprint

Every email, post, and click leaves a trail.

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Positive and Negative Footprints

Positive footprints showcase skills, negative can damage reputation.

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Every Action Leaves a Trail

Be mindful of what you share online.

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Information Gathered

Advertisers use your data to personalize ads and assess suitability.

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Digital Economy

The ecosystem built from online connectivity.

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Cookies

Small files that track browsing activity.

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Digital Footprint and Advertising

Advertisers target you based on your digital footprint.

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Negative Impact on Job Offers

Employers may judge candidates based on online presence.

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Thinking Before Posting

Consider consequences before sharing anything online.

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Internet Alerts

Tools that notify you when personal information appears online.

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Positive First Impression

A well-managed digital footprint helps create a good impression.

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Strong Positive Footprint

Showcasing skills and positive contributions online.

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Key Terms in Internet Searches

Using specific words to narrow search results.

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Best Search Engine

One that provides accurate and unbiased results.

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Facts vs. Opinion

Distinguishing between objective information and subjective viewpoints.

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Political Persuasion

Recognizing how results can be influenced by agendas.

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Research Backing

Verifying the credibility of online information.

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Rationale for Selecting a Search Engine

Consider privacy, accuracy, and features.

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Search Engines

Google, Bing, DuckDuckGo, and Ecosia.

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Parameters for Selecting an Honest Search Engine

Look for transparency and unbiased results.

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Internet Searches Can Be Traced

Search history is tracked by engines and websites.

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Different Search Terms

Using different keywords yields different results.

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Fact and Opinion Website Searches

Identifying bias in different websites.

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Copyright

A legal right granted to the creator of original works.

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Illegal Activity Associated with Plagiarism

Using someone else's work without giving credit.

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Responsibility of Knowing Copyright Laws

Understanding and adhering to copyright regulations.

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Consequences of Copyright Infringement

Fines, legal action, and reputation damage.

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Fair Use

Legal doctrine allowing limited use of copyrighted material.

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Appropriate Citation

Giving credit by properly referencing work.

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Copyright Laws

Laws protecting the rights of creators.

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Protection of Images

Copyright laws also protect visual content.

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Internet and Copyright Laws

Easier sharing has increased the importance of copyright enforcement.

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Rights with Copyright Protection

Control over how their work is used and distributed.

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Cyberbullying

Bullying that occurs over digital devices.

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Social Networking and Interaction

Social media platforms can facilitate cyberbullying.

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Internet Lingo (Netiquette)

Etiquette for online communication.

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Confronting and Reporting Cyberbullies

Important to end cyberbullying offenses.

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Negative Impact of Cyberbullying

Can lead to emotional distress and anxiety.

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Why Cyberbullying Occurs

Anonymity, lack of supervision, and desire for status.

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Mental Impact of Cyberbullying

Causes feelings of isolation and shame.

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Digital Law

Laws protecting users from online harassment.

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Methods of Cyberbullying

Includes email, social media, and text messages.

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Digital Forums and Content

Shared content can be viewed by many.

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Permanent Public Record

Online content creates a lasting record.

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24/7 Communication

Digital devices allow constant connectivity.

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Permanence and Publicity

Online communication impacts various life aspects.

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Hard to Notice Cyberbullying

Often goes unnoticed by adults.

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Far-Reaching Negative Effects of Cyberbullying

Long-term consequences for both victims and perpetrators.