📝 Check what you’ve learned
Read the statements below and check the options you consider correct.
☐ Online communication can be synchronous (real-time) or asynchronous (not in real time).
☐ It is important to think about tone and clarity when communicating online, as body language is absent.
☐ Social networks use algorithms to decide what content to show us.
☐ Setting your social media profile to private helps protect your personal information.
☐ A digital footprint includes everything we do online, both active and passive traces.
☐ Sharing photos of children online (“sharenting”) should be done carefully, considering privacy.
☐ Social media is designed to be engaging and excessive use can affect mental health and family life.
☐ Open communication with children about their digital life is more effective than strict control alone.
☐ Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) is one of the most effective ways to protect online accounts.
☐ Teaching children digital empathy and resilience is as important as using parental control tools.
Once you’ve completed the exercise, discuss your answers with other participants or your trainer.