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My Online Identity

Help a fictional character make safe, kind choices online. Use the scenario and your own ideas. Never write your real password, address, phone number or other private details.

A profile to think about

Idris, a fictional 10-year-old, is deciding what to share in a game community. Her profile says: “I love drawing and football. My favourite team is the Owls. Be kind in the chat!” Her picture shows a cartoon fox. She is thinking of adding a photo of her new school uniform, with the school badge visible, and posting that she will be home alone on Saturday afternoon.

1.What is an online identity? Choose the best answer.
  • The information and impressions connected with someone online
  • A secret code that unlocks every website
  • A list of all the devices someone owns
  • A person’s real-life identity, copied exactly
2.Which two details in Idris’s current profile help others learn about her interests without giving away where she lives or studies?
3.True or false? A cartoon picture can still be part of someone’s online identity.
TrueFalse
4.Idris is choosing what to do next. Which action is the safest?
  • Post the uniform photo because the school badge is only a small detail
  • Post when she will be home alone so friends can visit
  • Leave out the uniform photo and home-alone plan, and ask a trusted adult if unsure
  • Add her home address so people know where to find her
5.Explain one way the school badge in a photo could reveal information Idris should keep private.
6.Match each online action to the most sensible response.
  • Someone asks Idris for her password.
  • A chat message makes Idris feel worried or uncomfortable.
  • Idris wants to use a photo of a friend.
  • Stop replying, save evidence if safe, and tell a trusted adult.
  • Do not share it; tell a trusted adult if the person keeps asking.
  • Ask the friend’s permission before sharing it.
7.Why is it wise to pause before posting a comment, photo or message? Give one reason.
8.A stranger in a game chat says, “Don’t tell anyone we’re chatting. Send me a photo.” What should Idris do? Give two safe steps.
9.Complete the safety rule: Before sharing a photo of someone else, I should ask for their .
10.Write one kind and safe message Idris could post in the game community. Do not include private information.
11.Idris sees someone being mocked in the chat. What is one helpful thing she could do without making the situation worse?

2 printable pages

  • My Online Identity, page 1 of 2: A profile to think about

    Page 1

  • My Online Identity, page 2 of 2: 6. Match each online action to the most sensible response.

    Page 2

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