Our online rights and responsibilities

A visually appealing illustration depicting various online rights and responsibilities, featuring icons representing freedom of speech, privacy, education, and a safe online environment, in an engaging and colorful style.

Understanding Our Online Rights and Responsibilities

Take this quiz to explore your views on essential online rights and responsibilities. Each question prompts you to consider how you perceive various aspects of the digital world and your role in it.

Reflect on important topics such as:

  • Freedom of expression
  • Privacy and personal safety
  • Respect and responsibility in online interactions
  • Access to accurate information
12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by EngagingThought1
I think freedom of expression is....
A right
A responsibility
Both a right and a responsibility
I think education is....
A right
A responsibility
Both
I think personal safety is....
A right
A responsibility
Both
I think privacy is....
A right
A responsibility
Both
I think respect is....
A right
A responsibility
Both
I think providing and getting accurate information is....
A right
A responsibility
Both
I think responding to other people's posts/messages is....
A right
A responsibility
Both
I think responding to other people's posts/messages is....
A right
A responsibility
Both
I think ownership/authorship is....
A right
A responsibility
Both
I think being able to surf in a safe environment is....
A right
A responsibility
Both
I think having access to accurate and objective is....
A right
A responsibility
Both
I think participation to online activities is....
A right
A responsibility
Both
{"name":"Our online rights and responsibilities", "url":"https://www.supersurvey.com/QPREVIEW","txt":"Take this quiz to explore your views on essential online rights and responsibilities. Each question prompts you to consider how you perceive various aspects of the digital world and your role in it.Reflect on important topics such as:Freedom of expressionPrivacy and personal safetyRespect and responsibility in online interactionsAccess to accurate information","img":"https:/images/course7.png"}
Make your own Survey
- it's free to start.