The document discusses digital safety and security for students. It outlines dangers students may face online like strangers trying to obtain personal information, inappropriate content, cyberbullying, and device security issues. The document advises students to be polite online, treat others well, protect those being mistreated, don't take credit for others' work, and let teachers know where they find resources. Students are strongly warned never to reveal any personal information to people online as they may not be who they claim. The document concludes by reminding students to stay aware while online and respect others' privacy to stay safe.

1. Digital Safety and
Security For Students
Rose-Marie Shigas

2. The internet is amazing and
the dangers are real:
You already know the internet is powerful. Let’s review some
of the dangers:
• Strangers might try to capture your personal information
• Inappropriate content
• Sharing or sending inappropriate messages or content
• Device security
• Cyberbullying (either being the bully or the victim)

3. Use the same manners you
would if you were in person
• Be polite!
• Treat others the way you want to be treated
• Protect other who are being mistreated
• Don’t take credit for other people’s work
• Let teachers know where you find your
resources

4. • There are people who will pretend to
be something they aren’t to obtain
your personal information. People
online may not be who they say they
are so NEVER reveal personal
information like your name, address,
phone number, school name, OR even
your friend’s information.
Most importantly:

5. Stay Aware to Stay Safe
• Letting your guard down is easy online
because you can get so deeply involved
in your online activity
• Respect the privacy of others
• Beware of malware or viruses and know
what you are downloading