ACARA Digital Technologies Years 5–6 Word Scramble: Digital Footprints (Modules 174–225)
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Word scramble
Unscramble the letters and write each key term on the line.
1
OHTOP OTPRFITON
When you share a photo or video, a copy is stored online and joins your digital footprint. It can show details about you, like your face, school or street, even if you delete it later.
2
WIGSONRB IYROHST
A record of the websites you visit and the things you search for. It adds to your digital footprint even if you never post anything, and it can be saved when you are signed in.
3
PAP TCAYIIVT ADTA
Apps and games record what you do, like scores, chats, purchases and play time. This record adds to your digital footprint.
4
ATDA TCEINOCOLL
Companies track what you do online to learn what you like, show you targeted adverts and keep you using their app or site. Free apps often pay for themselves this way.
5
TPORIFTNO PAM
A list or drawing of the sites, apps and devices you use and the data each one keeps about you.
6
RSSTCNOEEH
A picture of your screen that anyone can take and share. Even if you delete your post, a saved copy can still exist.
7
RIDWE CANUIEED
The many people who can see your digital footprint, such as friends, strangers, companies and later schools and employers, not just the people you meant to share with.
8
ETIOPUARNT
What people think of you based on what they find about you online. Even an old post that seemed funny at the time can shape it years later.
9
NIMUIMM EAG
The youngest age an app or site allows, because it collects data and shows content not made for younger kids. Check the age rating and ask a parent or carer first.
10
RLGYCINBYBEUL
Using devices or online spaces to hurt, embarrass or leave someone out on purpose, again and again, like mean messages, embarrassing photos or being left out of a group chat.
11
RLOCOTOP
An agreed rule or way of behaving that everyone follows so sharing and working online stays safe and respectful, like rules for a class chat or a shared document.
12
ALSSC LIENNO NATREEGME
A short list of rules our class writes together about what we share, how we treat each other and what to do if something goes wrong. Everyone agrees to it.
13
KAS EFRBEO UYO TOSP
A photo of someone else is part of their footprint too. Ask them before you post or tag it, and take it down if they say no or ask you to.
Answer Key
ACARA Digital Technologies Years 5–6 · Modules 174–225
1OHTOP OTPRFITON → Photo footprint — When you share a photo or video, a copy is stored online and joins your digital footprint. It can show details about you, like your face, school or street, even if you delete it later.
2WIGSONRB IYROHST → browsing history — A record of the websites you visit and the things you search for. It adds to your digital footprint even if you never post anything, and it can be saved when you are signed in.
3PAP TCAYIIVT ADTA → app activity data — Apps and games record what you do, like scores, chats, purchases and play time. This record adds to your digital footprint.
4ATDA TCEINOCOLL → data collection — Companies track what you do online to learn what you like, show you targeted adverts and keep you using their app or site. Free apps often pay for themselves this way.
5TPORIFTNO PAM → footprint map — A list or drawing of the sites, apps and devices you use and the data each one keeps about you.
6RSSTCNOEEH → screenshot — A picture of your screen that anyone can take and share. Even if you delete your post, a saved copy can still exist.
7RIDWE CANUIEED → wider audience — The many people who can see your digital footprint, such as friends, strangers, companies and later schools and employers, not just the people you meant to share with.
8ETIOPUARNT → reputation — What people think of you based on what they find about you online. Even an old post that seemed funny at the time can shape it years later.
9NIMUIMM EAG → minimum age — The youngest age an app or site allows, because it collects data and shows content not made for younger kids. Check the age rating and ask a parent or carer first.
10RLGYCINBYBEUL → cyberbullying — Using devices or online spaces to hurt, embarrass or leave someone out on purpose, again and again, like mean messages, embarrassing photos or being left out of a group chat.
11RLOCOTOP → protocol — An agreed rule or way of behaving that everyone follows so sharing and working online stays safe and respectful, like rules for a class chat or a shared document.
12ALSSC LIENNO NATREEGME → class online agreement — A short list of rules our class writes together about what we share, how we treat each other and what to do if something goes wrong. Everyone agrees to it.
13KAS EFRBEO UYO TOSP → Ask before you post — A photo of someone else is part of their footprint too. Ask them before you post or tag it, and take it down if they say no or ask you to.