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    Online safety and privacy: It is important to never share your personal information
                       online without protection. Be careful about what information you give out and
                       with whom you share it.

                                        Digital footprint: Your digital footprint is everything you post or share online. It can

                                      stay there forever, so think carefully before sharing because it can affect your
                                      reputation in real life.

                       Digital literacy: Being digitally literate means knowing how to find, check and use

                       information online. Always make sure it’s correct before sharing, so you don’t spread
                       fake news.

                                        Cybersecurity: Cybersecurity is all about ensuring that your devices, data and

                                     information are safe from online threats such as viruses, hackers or phishing attacks.

                       Digital well-being: Spending too much time online can affect your health. It’s
                       important  to balance  screen  time  with  other  activities,  such  as  exercise,
                       socialising and sleep.

                          Tick ( ) if you know this.
                              Digital etiquette means showing respect and courtesy while communicating online.

                             Spending too much time online can harm your health.

                               BUILDING YOUR ONLINE PERSONA

                     Your online persona is how you show yourself on the Internet
                     through  things  like  social media  or blogs.  It shapes  how
                     others see you and can affect your reputation, relationships
                     and even your career, so it’s important to handle it carefully.

                     Here’s why it matters:

                       Reputation: What you share online stays forever, so post content that reflects your true self.
                       Opportunities: Employers or colleges may look at your online presence and a positive image

                       can help you stand out.
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                       Friendships: Your online                               Century   #Leadership & Responsibility
                                                                               Skills
                       behaviour affects relationships.         You can turn off location sharing in apps to stay
                       Kindness and respect help build          safer online.
                       strong, lasting connections.

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