What's your Filter IQ?

1. The Federal CIPA (Children's Internet Protection Act) requires which of the following?
Check the four items required by CIPA Required Question

	Monitor online activities of minors at school
	Monitor online activities of minors at home (when using school-issued equipment)
	Create an online-awareness Education program
	Block use of personal equipment (cell phones, smartphones, cell-enabled laptops) at school
	Utilize a Technology Protection Measure (e.g., filtering or blocking software)
	Establish a Cyberbullying policy
	Monitor online activities of minors at home when using personal equipment
	Create and enforce an Internet Safety Policy
	Monitor cellphone/smartphone activities of minors at school

2. Match the type of Cyberbullying with its definition.
For each row (definition) pick the correct column (type) of Cyberbullying. Required Question

	Flaming	Harassment	Outing	Trickery	Cyberstalking
Tricking someone into revealing secrets or embarrassing information and then sharing it online.
Online fights using electronic messages with angry or vulgar language.
Sharing someone’s secrets or embarrassing information or images online.
Repeatedly sending nasty, mean, and insulting messages.
Repeated, intense harassment and denigration that includes threats or creates significant fear.

3. You need to protect your students; they want to make their own (possibly unwise) choices. Sometimes this leads to users evading your filtering protection using proxy tunnels. Which of the following common conceptions are myths (that is, FALSE)?
Check the four myths below. Required Question

	Block lists prevent students from ever seeing the block-listed sites.
	Blocking all sites except for those on an allow list will protect students.
	There are ways to bypass a filter, but most students won't be able to figure out how to do this. (Hint: try typing "bypass school proxy" into Google)
	You can't let students search on Google or Yahoo because you can't control what they might see
	Managing block lists or allow lists is a task you have to perform for yourself.
	Blocking all sites except for those on an allow list limits educational uses by students.

4. Rank each of the following countermeasures from least (1) to most (4) protective against constantly-changing proxy behaviors. A good filtering solution will incorporate all of these and allow you to decide which ones to activate.
Select one value for each row (countermeasure). You can only use each numeric value once. Required Question

	1	2	3	4
Block categorized domains and IP addresses of known proxies
Block all proxied requests
Block proxies at the desktop
Block unknown URLs matching proxy patterns