Digital Citizenship

You are standing at your teacher's desk, waiting for her to come back. You look around, and notice a list of student passwords on her desk. You have a big test tomorrow, and your friend has been bragging about their 100%. It would be so easy for you to log onto your friend's account and copy down their answers. Do you: [[Write down the password]] [[Dismiss the thought of cheating]]

You're sure to do well on the test. They did get 100%. [[Continue]]

Are you sure? Those answers would me mighty useful... [[I could use the help]] [[I'm not cheating]]

You write down the password. [[Continue ->Write down the password]]

You study on your own, and go into your test, confident that you know what you are doing. [[Continue -> Take the test]]

When you get home, you decide it's time to study for your test. Do you: [[Log into your friend's account]] [[Don't cheat ->I'm not cheating]]

You type in their password and log in succesfully. You memorise the answers and go to school ready for your test. Test answers: a, b, e, d, b, b, a, c [[Continue ]]

When you are taking your test, you struggle to remember the correct answers. Was it: [[e, b, c, d, b, b, a, c]] [[a, b, e, d, b, b, a, c]] [[b, b, b, b, b, b, b, b]]

Good job. You click the answers, and submit your test. [[Continue -> okay]]

Good job. You click the answers, and submit your test. [[Continue -> Bad]]

The test is over, and you are pretty sure you did great! [[Continue -> test back]]

Good job. You click the answers, and submit your test. You think that you've done well. You congratulate youself on not cheating, and a job well done. [[Continue -> Find out]]

You get your test back, and see that you got 98%. You are very happy. When you tell your friend, they start crying. They confess to you that they only got 23%, and they lied bacause they didn't want you to know. [[End -> Good Ending]]

It's good that you didn't cheat. You volunteer to help your friend study. Good job! You are a wonderful digital citizen! [[Works Cited]]

When you get your test back, you look at your score. 19%? What happened! [[Confront your friend]] [[Cry ->End 3]]

You yell at your friend "How could you get your test wrong! what happened!" They say they have no idea what was going on. They got 100% and they show you their test to prove it. [[Continue -> Upset]]

You are sad about your test. You vow to never cheat again. [[Works Cited]]

You are very upset. You want revenge. You copied the answers wrong, but you still blame your friend. Do you: [[Calm down ->End 3]] [[Get revenge]]

You think the best method of revenge is to make other people hat your friend. You decide to send a nasty email from their account. [[Continue ->Email]]

You write up an email, being mean to a ton of people. WHen you are ready to hit send, you have some reservations. [[Send it]] [[Don't send it]]

When you get your test back, you are proud to see that you got 100% Nice Job! [[Continue ->uhoh]]

You send the email. [[Continue -> next]]

Good choice. Never send hateful emails. [[Continue -> END]]

You decide not to send the email, but you feel bad about yourself for cheating. [[Works Cited]]

After class, your teacher pulls you aside and gives you a stern look. "I noticed something strange about your test. You and your friend got the exact same score, and I don't remember you studying. Can you tell me what happened?" Do you say: [[I am just natrually talented!]] [[Just cry]] [[I'm sorry. I cheated]]

Your teacher gives you the look. He doesn't trust you [[End ]]

Your teacher pats your head. "It's okay." [[End ]]

Thank you for admitting that. [[End ]]

You are suspended for three days. [[Works Cited]]

The next day at school, the teacher confronts you. "What have you done?" He asks. "That was verry irresponsible." [[Act confused]] [[Admit it]]

"I didn't do anything!" You say. "We know you did." Your teacher replies. "There will be some concequences." [[End ]]

"I appreciate your honesty." The teacher says [[Continue ->End ]]

Your actions were prohibited by 18 U.S. Code § 1343, known as the Wire Fraud Act. You are guilty of a B misdemeanor. Because you are a minor, you are required to pay a fine of $300. [[Works Cited]]

Simmons, Mike. “What Happens When You Get Caught Cheating?” ECollegeFinder, www.ecollegefinder.org/2014/04/07/happens-get-caught-cheating/. Attorney, Christopher Reinhart Chief. “Penalties For Computer Hacking.” PENALTIES FOR COMPUTER HACKING, www.cga.ct.gov/2012/rpt/2012-R-0254.htm.