📱 Part 1: Digital Identity Knowledge

1. What is a digital identity?

Only your social media profiles

All the information about you that exists online

Your email address only

Your phone number

2. Which of these are part of your digital footprint? (Select all that apply)

Photos you post on Instagram

Comments you make on YouTube videos

Your search history

Text messages to friends

Online shopping purchases

3. A strong password should include:

Your name and birthday

A mix of letters, numbers, and symbols

The same password for all accounts

Simple words that are easy to remember

4. What does "privacy settings" mean on social media?

Settings that control who can see your posts and information

Settings that make your account look better

Settings that cost money to use

Settings that delete your account

✏️ Part 2: Personal Reflection

5. List three pieces of personal information you should NEVER share online with strangers:

6. Explain what a "digital footprint" is and why it's important to think about yours:

7. Describe two ways you can protect your digital identity:

🎭 Part 3: Scenario Analysis

8. Scenario: Jake posts a photo of himself at the beach with his school uniform visible in the background. The photo shows the street sign near his house. What are the potential risks of this post?

9. Scenario: Emma receives a friend request from someone she doesn't know. The person says they go to a nearby school and have mutual friends. What should Emma do and why?

10. Create your own digital safety tip that you would share with a Year 6 student: