Safety+Rules

=Before you begin using the //internet// you must earn your license.=
 * Links to Internet Safety Games and Activities**



Get Your Web License- a fun PBS site where students answer questions regarding internet safety to earn their web license.

Web Master Mind Safety Game-Answer the multiple choice questions to test your knowledge of internet safety.

Skill Buster Safety Game- This activity is in a game board format. Click on a letter to the left, answer the question and continue to try and make a path to the right. Answer a question incorrectly and you have to find another route.

Internet Safety Contract

As a review please read this list developed by students at the International School in Bangkok:

1. **Only post things that you would want the members of the wiki to know.** //Ask yourself:Is this something I want everyone to see?// //Ask yourself:Could someone find me (in real life) based on this information?// //Ask yourself: What could be the consequences of this post?// //Ask yourself: Who is going to look at this, and how are they going to interpret my words?// //Ask yourself:Do I have a good reason/purpose to do this?// //Ask yourself:What will I cause by writing this post?// //Ask yourself:Would I want someone to say this to me?// //Ask yourself: Would I want this post to be graded for proper grammar and spelling?// //Ask yourself:Is this inappropriate, immature or bullying?// //Ask yourself: Who is the original creator of this work?// //Ask yourself: What could be the consequences of this action?//
 * 2. Do not share personal information including phone/cell number, last name, address, etc.**
 * 3. Think before you post.**
 * 4. Know who you’re communicating with.**
 * 5. Consider your audience and that this is an extension of your classroom/school.**
 * 6. Know how to give constructive feedback.**
 * 7. Treat other people the way you want to be treated.**
 * 8. Use appropriate language and proper grammar and spelling.**
 * 9. Only post information that you can verify is true (no gossiping).**
 * 10. Anytime you use media from another source, be sure to properly cite the creator of the original work.**
 * 11. Do not share your password with anyone.**

As a wiki member, you will be commenting on other people’s work regularly. Good comments:
 * Commenting Guidelines**
 * are constructive, but not hurtful;
 * consider the author and the purpose of the post;
 * are always related to the content of the post;
 * include personal connections to what the author wrote;
 * answer a question, or add meaningful information to the content topic;
 * follow the writing process. Comments are a published piece of writing.


 * Special thank you to Mrs. Cofino of the International School Bangkok for sharing this list.