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Digital Safety & Citizenship I

The big picture

Here are the ten habits together. Privacy and spam share one lesson.

Digital Safety and Citizenship I — the big picture
IdeaRemember
Private factsKeep facts that could help a stranger find you private.
PasswordsA password built from you is easy to guess.
Who is thereA typed name, photo or age proves nothing.
Kind messagesA mean message hurts, typed or spoken.
If wrongIf something feels wrong, tell a grown-up.
CreditUsing someone's work without credit or permission is wrong.
HackingHacking is getting into a computer or account without permission.
FootprintsSome footprints you leave on purpose. Others you leave without knowing.
PrivacyAsk a grown-up before you share your facts.
SpamLeave email from strangers unopened.

Your CBSE Class 6 book covers these habits. Read the book's digital responsibility chapter next.

This is the last track of Class 6 Computing and AI. Class 7 begins with How the Internet Works.

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  1. 0 Start here
  2. 1 What stays private online
  3. 2 Passwords other people could guess
  4. 3 You can't always tell who's on the other end
  5. 4 Kind rules don't stop at the screen
  6. 5 If something feels wrong
  7. 6 Whose work is it?
  8. 7 Getting in without asking
  9. 8 The trail you leave
  10. 9 Your privacy and spam
  11. 10 Checkpoint
  12. 11 The big picture
  13. 12 Track quiz

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