Extra Credit: Assumed guilty

1. Tell a story about a time you (or someone you know) was accused of something you didn’t do.

Answer:My little sister was accused of taking my big sisters money.

2. What is it about you that made someone assume that you were guilty? Your age? Gender? Skin color? Things you’ve done in the past?

Answer:The fact that I was there when they trashed a store.

3. Have you ever assumed someone was guilty and later found out they were innocent? Tell the story.

Answer:Yes, once i thought my little sister was the one who broke my laptop but then i found out it was my cousin that dropped it by mistake.

1. Which answer did you pick first? Why?

Answer: The first answer i choose was c. just ask her. Her reaction will say it all. I chose this answer because i know it the right thing to do.

2. Can you think of other things that people do online that they wouldn’t normally do in person? Give examples.

Answer: cyber bulling.

3. How important is your privacy online? Do you care if your friends know your passwords? If you have one, do you let anyone view your Facebook pages? Explain.

Answer: its not so important because i dont have any personal information on my account. I dont care if my friends know my password because i know that the would never go in my account and that they would never tell anyone. I dont really go on my account because i forgot my password.