Μάθημα : Exploring Online Threats and Prevention Strategies

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 Worksheet 2 – Safe Online? Prove it!

Learning to Use the Internet Smartly and Safely

“The Internet is becoming the town square for the global village of tomorrow.”
 — Bill Gates

 Purpose:

To identify common online threats and understand ways to prevent or deal with them.

💡 What will you do in this activity?

• Read and explore an interactive presentation on internet safety.
• Identify the key types of online threats and their potential consequences.
• Work with a partner to complete a table of problems and solutions.
• Reflect on what you learned and share your ideas with the class.

 ❓ Why are we doing this?

Knowing how to stay safe online is essential for students who use the Internet daily, whether for learning, entertainment, or socializing. This activity will help you become a responsible digital citizen who thinks critically and protects personal data and well-being.

 Step 1: Read and explore

Visit this interactive presentation:
 🔗 https://photodentro.edu.gr/lor/r/8521/6209
 As you go through the material, try to answer:

• What are some common online risks?
• What could happen if we are not careful?
• How can we protect ourselves?

 Step 2: Identify Problems and Solutions

Fill in the table below based on the presentation.

 Step 3: What Did You Learn?

Write 2–3 sentences in English about what you found important or surprising.

📚 Key Vocabulary

Fill in the meaning of each word (in English or Greek).

How will your teacher assess you?

Your teacher will check if you:

• Can identify and describe threats and solutions clearly.
• Use English correctly and appropriately.
• Work well with your partner.
• Reflect thoughtfully on online safety.

✅ Let’s build a safer Internet—together!

Self-evaluation Questionnaire

Dear students, now that the lesson is over, it's time for your feedback! 

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