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Responsible Use of Technology for Kids – First Mobile – Cyberbullying – Fake News – Online Privacy

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Warm-up Questions

What do you think “responsible use of technology for kids” means?
Which topic do you think is the biggest problem for kids online: cyberbullying, fake news, or online privacy? Why?
What rules do you think a first smartphone should come with?

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Responsible Use of Technology for Kids – First Mobile – Cyberbullying – Fake News – Online Privacy

Smartphone basics: what you do online is real (00:00 – 01:54)

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1. What is one of the “coolest things” you can do with a smartphone, according to the video?

Drive a car
Talk without using any network
Go on the internet
Print photos instantly

2. What does the video mean by “virtual is real”?

What you write online is like speaking to someone face-to-face
You can erase everything online immediately
Online games are more important than real life
Only adults should use the internet

3. What advice does the speaker give about phone use and time?

Never turn your phone off
Use your phone more when you are with family
Use your phone while studying to learn faster
Ask an adult to help you set up time limits

Responsible Use of Technology for Kids – First Mobile – Cyberbullying – Fake News – Online Privacy

Cyberbullying: reactions, privacy, and being an active helper (01:54 – 07:16)

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1. In the school group, someone sends an embarrassing photo of a friend. What is the best reaction shown in the video?

Say it’s not funny and suggest deleting it
Share it again so more people see it
Ignore it because it’s only online
Add more embarrassing comments

2. What does the video suggest you should do if you see offensive videos or messages?

Join in so you don’t become a target
Keep quiet so the situation ends faster
Tell the bullies to stop, because silence can empower them
Wait until the next day to decide

3. What kind of information does the video say you should NOT share online?

A funny joke
A picture of a sunset
Your phone number and address
Your favorite sport

Responsible Use of Technology for Kids – First Mobile – Cyberbullying – Fake News – Online Privacy

Fake news: double-check before you share (07:16 – 11:46)

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1. What is the name for news stories online that are not real?

Secret news
Fake news
Breaking news
Public news

2. What does the video say you should do when you see something that seems interesting online?

Share it quickly before it disappears
Read all the way through and check the date and author
Read only the headlines to save time
Believe it if it has a lot of likes

3. According to the tips, what should you be careful about in a headline?

Headlines with exaggerated numbers and words like “incredible”
Headlines that include the author’s name
Headlines that include a date
Headlines that are short

Responsible Use of Technology for Kids – First Mobile – Cyberbullying – Fake News – Online Privacy

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1. What is the main message repeated in the video?

More likes always mean something is true
The internet is only for entertainment
Kids should never use smartphones
Virtual actions have real-life effects

2. Which action best matches the video’s advice about online behavior?

Ignore cyberbullying so you don’t get involved
Ask for consent before posting something about a friend
Share news immediately if a friend sent it
Forward a private message because it’s funny

3. Which strategy is recommended for dealing with fake news?

Trust posts that get many likes
Believe anything that mentions “science”
Check other sites/newspapers for similar reporting
Share first and correct later

Discussion Questions

Discuss the ideas from this video

Responsible Use of Technology for Kids – First Mobile – Cyberbullying – Fake News – Online Privacy

Why do you think the video repeats the idea “virtual is real”? Do you agree?
What should you do if you see an embarrassing photo of someone in a group chat? What is the hardest part about doing the right thing?
What personal information is safe to share online, and what is not? Give examples.
What steps do you personally use (or could you use) to check if a news story is fake before sharing it?