Ashley

=Less3:Exploring the Validity of Information=

Lesson 2:
===Information Literacy is when you know what information is needed and how to locate it also knowing the key things to pick out of say for example a artical on the internet.. We need information literacy to help us find what we need faster. We can trust information from a site if it was recemeded or very well known. Information Literacy:Information Literacy is when you know what information is needed and how to locate it also knowing the key things to pick out of say for example a artical on the internet Validity:State of being valid, correct information, or not lieing, the truth.===

SMART Internet Saftey
M: Dont meet up with people you dont know from the internet A: Accepting emails from people you dont know can be dangerous R: Are they reliable? T: Tell someone**
 * S: Keep safe on the internet

Internet saftey:
Predator: Someone that threatens, hurt and/or takes advantage of you. Alias: Is a fake identity that you can use for chat rooms ect. Vetted sites: A site that is all true and honest site that has been checked Identity: Is something to prove who you say you are. Saftey: Being free from dangers.**
 * Internet: A computer net work that is linked to other networks world wide.

My Email(Good and Bad):

 * Good:**

Parts of an email:

 * To line: where you enter the person's email address where you want it sent
 * Subject line: where you state the subject of the email
 * Salutation: where you greet the person(s) you are writing
 * Body: where you type the main part of your message
 * Signature: where you sign your name (the writer of the email)
 * Spam: is a type of junk e-mail.
 * Malware: a type of spy ware and this can send personal infomation about you or anyone who uses that computer.
 * Flame:A mad, rude, angrey electronic message.
 * Trojans: you think it does good or is ok to have but sneaks into your computer software and takes data.
 * MY QUOTE**

"When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long at the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us."

Helen Keller