The document discusses skills for new media literacies, ways to prevent cyberbullying in the classroom, and responsibilities around online safety. It lists play, performance, and networking as new media literacies skills. Preventing cyberbullying involves monitoring student computer use and making screens visible. Students are responsible for knowing online safety rules, while teachers must inform students and parents. Schools should take steps like teaching strategies and involving parents to address cyberbullying issues.

1. Quiz Quiz Trade
Question Answer
List three of the skills to be Play, performance, multi-tasking,
taught for New Media navigation, appropriation, judgment,
Literacies. networking, and negotiating.
Question Answer
By making sure that the computer Preventing cyberbullying
screens are visible in the classroom
are you preventing or reacting to
cyberbullying?
Question Answer
*Monitor the software students use, *Make sure your
browsers are “kid-safe”,*Block inappropriate cites, *Place
What is another way of computers in visible areas of the classroom, *Limit or
restrict the use of personal technologies in the classroom
preventing cyberbullying? such as cell phones or IPADs, *Encourage students to talk
to you about any problems they are having with others.
*Make students aware of cyberbullying and why it’s
wrong.
Question Answer
True or False? You should never False, you should always make sure
mention cyberbullying to your students are aware of cyberbullying
students or they may engage in this and why it’s wrong.
type of behavior.
Quiz Quiz Trade Cards By: Amber Burkholder

2. Question Answer
6. School-Wide Response Program
What are the five steps you a school 7. Teaching Strategies and Classroom Climate
should take in response to 8. Involving the Parents
cyberbullying? 9. Response Hierarchy (consequences)
10. Intense Individual Interventions
Question Answer
True or False? It is the student’s
True, it is the student’s responsibility
responsibility to make sure they are to make sure they are staying informed
staying informed about the rules and about the rules and expectations of the
expectations of the school concerning school concerning online safety.
online safety.
Question Answer
Whose responsibility is it to keep the The teacher’s responsibility.
students and parents informed about the
importance of online safety?
Question Answer
Name three things Any information presented.
you’ve learned today.
Quiz Quiz Trade Cards By: Amber Burkholder

3. Name:_______________________________________________________________
Online Safety Quiz
1. List three of the skills to be taught for New Media Literacies.
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2. By making sure that the computer screens are visible in the classroom are you
preventing or reacting to cyberbullying?
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3. What is another way of preventing cyberbullying?
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4. True or False? You should never mention cyberbullying to your students or
they may engage in this type of behavior.
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5. What are the five steps you a school should take in response to cyberbullying?
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6. True or False? It is the student’s responsibility to make sure they are staying
informed about the rules and expectations of the school concerning online
safety.
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7. Whose responsibility is it to keep the students and parents informed about the
importance of online safety?
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8. Name 3 things you have learned today.
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4. Answer Key for Online Safety Quiz:
1. Play, performance, multi-tasking, navigation, appropriation,
judgment, networking, and negotiating.
2. Preventing
3. Any of the following:
a. Monitor the software students use
b. Make sure your browsers are “kid-safe”
c. Block inappropriate cites
d. Place computers in visible areas of the classroom
e. Limit or restrict the use of personal technologies in the
classroom such as cell phones or IPADs.
f. Encourage students to talk to you about any problems they are
having with others.
g. Make students aware of cyberbullying and why it’s wrong.
4. False, you should always make sure students are aware of
cyberbullying and why it’s wrong.
5. These are the five steps:
1. School-Wide Response Program
2. Teaching Strategies and Classroom Climate
3. Involving the Parents
4. Response Hierarchy (consequences)
5. Intense Individual Interventions
6. True, it is the student’s responsibility to make sure they are staying informed
about the rules and expectations of the school concerning online safety.
7. The teacher’s responsibility.
8. Any information presented today.