Plagiarismcopying or usingsomebody's else'swork and claimingit as your own bynot giving credit tothe original authorUsernamea unique ormade up namethat allows youto accesswebsites oronline accountsOnlineSafetyfreedomfrom dangeror harmwhile usingthe internetIdentityTheftillegal use ofsomebody'sprivate info,such as nameor ss# to getmoney or creditProtectto keepsomethingsafeMessageinfo you sendor give anotherperson throughtext or emailAcceptableUse Policya documentthat all studentsand guardianssign whenreceiving aschool deviceRegisterto put info,such as yourname, into awebsite to beable to use itSeal ofApprovalofficial statementor stamp that awebsite isreputable anddoing a good jobPrivateInformationspecific info,such as ss#,address, phone#, that can beused to identifya personBibliographylist of thesources usedfor a researchpaper orprojectOversharingsharing too muchonline such aspersonal info orcertain situationsor conversationsBystandera person whowitnesses orknows about acase ofcyberbullying butdoes nothing tohelp the targetCyberbullyingusing the internet orcellphone, usuallyover and overagain, to makeanother person feelunhappy, sad, orafraidOnlinebeing connectedto the internet, acomputer, or anytype of computernetworkSpaman onlinemessage,usuallydisruptive thatthe receiver didnot requestResultPagespagesdisplayed by asearch enginein response toa questionPasswordProtectiona security measurethat protectspasswords andprevents the wrongpeople from usingonline accountsUpstanderperson whosupports thetarget whenthey knowcyberbullying ishappeningKeywordswords used otsearch for infoon the internetabout a topicor ideasNetiquettethe correct oracceptableway ofcommunicatingon the internetPrivatepersonal infothat you shouldkeep to yourselfor only sharewith people youtrustReputablea news source,website, author,or specialist thatis consideredtrustworthy andreputableFakeNewsnews or storiesthat are createdon purpose to befalse to deceiveor misinformreadersComputerVirusan unwantedprogram thatcan damageyour computercan be mild orvery destructiveInternetA system thatconnects peopleall over the worldusing computers,tablets, phones,and other devicesWebsitea place you canvisit while usingthe internet thathas info on aperson, companyor organizationPassworda secret wordor expressionrequired bymany websitesto allow you tovisit themLinka phrase oricon you canclick to go toanother site oranother websitePersonalInformationgeneral info likeage and genderthat cannot beused to identifya personTargetsomeonewho isbeingcyberbulliedCitationcredit given to asource used in apaper or researchproject thatincludes info suchas author and titleAnonymouswhen no author,contributor, orname isassociated withan article orstoryPrivacyPolicya websitesstatement orlegal documentfor how theyhandle privateinformationDigitalFootprintinfo about you thatis on the internet,including websitesyou visit, emalsyou send, andcomments youmakeSearchlooking forinfo orideas onthe internetOnlineResponsibilityobligation orduty you haveto yourself orothers whenonlineSourcepagesdisplayed by asearch engine,in response toa questionEmaila way to sendmessageselectronicallyover theinternetPlagiarismcopying or usingsomebody's else'swork and claimingit as your own bynot giving credit tothe original authorUsernamea unique ormade up namethat allows youto accesswebsites oronline accountsOnlineSafetyfreedomfrom dangeror harmwhile usingthe internetIdentityTheftillegal use ofsomebody'sprivate info,such as nameor ss# to getmoney or creditProtectto keepsomethingsafeMessageinfo you sendor give anotherperson throughtext or emailAcceptableUse Policya documentthat all studentsand guardianssign whenreceiving aschool deviceRegisterto put info,such as yourname, into awebsite to beable to use itSeal ofApprovalofficial statementor stamp that awebsite isreputable anddoing a good jobPrivateInformationspecific info,such as ss#,address, phone#, that can beused to identifya personBibliographylist of thesources usedfor a researchpaper orprojectOversharingsharing too muchonline such aspersonal info orcertain situationsor conversationsBystandera person whowitnesses orknows about acase ofcyberbullying butdoes nothing tohelp the targetCyberbullyingusing the internet orcellphone, usuallyover and overagain, to makeanother person feelunhappy, sad, orafraidOnlinebeing connectedto the internet, acomputer, or anytype of computernetworkSpaman onlinemessage,usuallydisruptive thatthe receiver didnot requestResultPagespagesdisplayed by asearch enginein response toa questionPasswordProtectiona security measurethat protectspasswords andprevents the wrongpeople from usingonline accountsUpstanderperson whosupports thetarget whenthey knowcyberbullying ishappeningKeywordswords used otsearch for infoon the internetabout a topicor ideasNetiquettethe correct oracceptableway ofcommunicatingon the internetPrivatepersonal infothat you shouldkeep to yourselfor only sharewith people youtrustReputablea news source,website, author,or specialist thatis consideredtrustworthy andreputableFakeNewsnews or storiesthat are createdon purpose to befalse to deceiveor misinformreadersComputerVirusan unwantedprogram thatcan damageyour computercan be mild orvery destructiveInternetA system thatconnects peopleall over the worldusing computers,tablets, phones,and other devicesWebsitea place you canvisit while usingthe internet thathas info on aperson, companyor organizationPassworda secret wordor expressionrequired bymany websitesto allow you tovisit themLinka phrase oricon you canclick to go toanother site oranother websitePersonalInformationgeneral info likeage and genderthat cannot beused to identifya personTargetsomeonewho isbeingcyberbulliedCitationcredit given to asource used in apaper or researchproject thatincludes info suchas author and titleAnonymouswhen no author,contributor, orname isassociated withan article orstoryPrivacyPolicya websitesstatement orlegal documentfor how theyhandle privateinformationDigitalFootprintinfo about you thatis on the internet,including websitesyou visit, emalsyou send, andcomments youmakeSearchlooking forinfo orideas onthe internetOnlineResponsibilityobligation orduty you haveto yourself orothers whenonlineSourcepagesdisplayed by asearch engine,in response toa questionEmaila way to sendmessageselectronicallyover theinternet

Digital Citizenship Bingo - Copy - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. copying or using somebody's else's work and claiming it as your own by not giving credit to the original author
    Plagiarism
  2. a unique or made up name that allows you to access websites or online accounts
    Username
  3. freedom from danger or harm while using the internet
    Online Safety
  4. illegal use of somebody's private info, such as name or ss# to get money or credit
    Identity Theft
  5. to keep something safe
    Protect
  6. info you send or give another person through text or email
    Message
  7. a document that all students and guardians sign when receiving a school device
    Acceptable Use Policy
  8. to put info, such as your name, into a website to be able to use it
    Register
  9. official statement or stamp that a website is reputable and doing a good job
    Seal of Approval
  10. specific info, such as ss#, address, phone #, that can be used to identify a person
    Private Information
  11. list of the sources used for a research paper or project
    Bibliography
  12. sharing too much online such as personal info or certain situations or conversations
    Oversharing
  13. a person who witnesses or knows about a case of cyberbullying but does nothing to help the target
    Bystander
  14. using the internet or cellphone, usually over and over again, to make another person feel unhappy, sad, or afraid
    Cyberbullying
  15. being connected to the internet, a computer, or any type of computer network
    Online
  16. an online message, usually disruptive that the receiver did not request
    Spam
  17. pages displayed by a search engine in response to a question
    Result Pages
  18. a security measure that protects passwords and prevents the wrong people from using online accounts
    Password Protection
  19. person who supports the target when they know cyberbullying is happening
    Upstander
  20. words used ot search for info on the internet about a topic or ideas
    Keywords
  21. the correct or acceptable way of communicating on the internet
    Netiquette
  22. personal info that you should keep to yourself or only share with people you trust
    Private
  23. a news source, website, author, or specialist that is considered trustworthy and reputable
    Reputable
  24. news or stories that are created on purpose to be false to deceive or misinform readers
    Fake News
  25. an unwanted program that can damage your computer can be mild or very destructive
    Computer Virus
  26. A system that connects people all over the world using computers, tablets, phones, and other devices
    Internet
  27. a place you can visit while using the internet that has info on a person, company or organization
    Website
  28. a secret word or expression required by many websites to allow you to visit them
    Password
  29. a phrase or icon you can click to go to another site or another website
    Link
  30. general info like age and gender that cannot be used to identify a person
    Personal Information
  31. someone who is being cyberbullied
    Target
  32. credit given to a source used in a paper or research project that includes info such as author and title
    Citation
  33. when no author, contributor, or name is associated with an article or story
    Anonymous
  34. a websites statement or legal document for how they handle private information
    Privacy Policy
  35. info about you that is on the internet, including websites you visit, emals you send, and comments you make
    Digital Footprint
  36. looking for info or ideas on the internet
    Search
  37. obligation or duty you have to yourself or others when online
    Online Responsibility
  38. pages displayed by a search engine, in response to a question
    Source
  39. a way to send messages electronically over the internet
    Email