Being SMART online is dog-gone important.

We have been learning what to do if we find something we don't like online or something that makes us feel uncomfortable. I am really glad that we get to learn how to be 

S M A R T 

online because I want to be a smart learner whenever I'm online.

We had to complete a sorting activity and this is what I decided was the right thing to do if I find something I don't like when I am online. What would you do if you found something online that you didn't like?

Our final activity was to create our own infographic to teach other people about how to be SMART online. This is what I made. I hope you learn something from it.

What have you learned about being SMART online? 

What would you do if you found something you didn't like online?

Yep / Nope - What is Cooper teaching us?

Did you know that if you google your name you can find all sorts of things about yourself? Well, for cybersmart we had to do a search of either Mark or Sharon and if we found any personal information then we could win some chocolate. I choose Sharon and do you know what? I couldn't win the chocolate because I couldn't find her phone number or her birthday. I was a bit sad about that, though chocolate isn't good for dogs. I think I could have changed it to some delicious meat treats.

But what is private information? Here is a video of my friend Cooper telling us about what we should or shouldn't share online. I thought it was really cool and so did lots of the kids in the class too. Did you?

Some people who did beginner are sharing their blog treasure hunt. Those that were doing the stepping up tried out a programme called Canva. 

What do you think? Does that give you clear information about the things we shouldn't share online? What things have you included?