Safe Screens: Online Protection & Privacy Review

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This board helps players review Online safety through a Jeopardy-style game format on Kleveroo. It includes categories such as Inappropriate Content & Responses, Online Grooming Basics, Cyberbullying: Identify & Act, Data Privacy Fundamentals, Protecting Data: Practices & Scenarios. It is useful for classroom review, team trivia, family game night, test prep, and group play.

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  • Inappropriate Content & Responses

    This term covers violent, scary, sexual, or harmful material not suitable for children.

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    Inappropriate content

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  • Online Grooming Basics

    This is when an adult builds online trust with a child to exploit or harm them.

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    Grooming

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  • Cyberbullying: Identify & Act

    Repeated use of devices to harass, threaten, or embarrass someone online is called this.

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    Cyberbullying

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  • Data Privacy Fundamentals

    This refers to proper protection and handling of a person's personal information.

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    Data privacy

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  • Protecting Data: Practices & Scenarios

    Before sharing, ask what info you’re sharing, why it’s needed, who will see it, and this about the requester.

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    Trustworthiness

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Inappropriate Content & Responses

$100 — This term covers violent, scary, sexual, or harmful material not suitable for children.
Inappropriate content
$200 — These tools on devices can filter and restrict age-inappropriate websites.
Parental controls
$300 — A sudden mood change, fearfulness, or reluctance to discuss online activity are these.
Warning signs
$400 — After exposure, trusted adults should do this without blame or shame.
Calmly explain and support
$500 — Anxiety, recurring nightmares, and difficulty concentrating at school are listed as these.
Possible effects

Online Grooming Basics

$100 — This is when an adult builds online trust with a child to exploit or harm them.
Grooming
$200 — Groomers may pretend to be this to seem kind and understanding.
A peer
$300 — Secretive online activity and new unexplained online friends are listed as these.
Grooming warning signs
$400 — Real friends never ask you to do this with parents or carers.
Keep secrets
$500 — Fear, confusion, and difficulty trusting others are examples of these.
Effects of grooming

Cyberbullying: Identify & Act

$100 — Repeated use of devices to harass, threaten, or embarrass someone online is called this.
Cyberbullying
$200 — Sending mean messages, spreading false rumors, and sharing embarrassing photos are these.
Examples of cyberbullying
$300 — Reluctance to use devices and becoming upset after going online are listed as these.
Warning signs of cyberbullying
$400 — The first step with harmful messages: use platform tools to do this.
Block and report
$500 — When bullied, you should keep this, like screenshots, to show a trusted adult.
Evidence

Data Privacy Fundamentals

$100 — This refers to proper protection and handling of a person's personal information.
Data privacy
$200 — Full name, phone number, and home address are examples of this.
Personal information
$300 — A violation may occur when personal information is improperly collected, accessed, used, or this.
Disclosed
$400 — Children require additional protection when their personal data is processed under this emphasis.
Child data privacy
$500 — The National Privacy Commission issued Advisory No. 2024-03 with these for child-oriented transparency.
Guidelines on Child-Oriented Transparency

Protecting Data: Practices & Scenarios

$100 — Before sharing, ask what info you’re sharing, why it’s needed, who will see it, and this about the requester.
Trustworthiness
$200 — One good practice is to use these and keep them private.
Strong passwords
$300 — If someone asks for your password through a message, the safe response is to do this.
Do not share and report
$400 — Posting a classmate’s phone number publicly without permission is this concern.
Unauthorized disclosure
$500 — Data privacy protects personal information, while this focuses on grooming, cyberbullying, and harmful content.
Online safety

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