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Digital Citizenship

Digital Citizenship

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Professional Development, Education, Other

9th - 12th Grade

Easy

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Ashli McDonald

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8 Slides • 8 Questions

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Digital Citizenship

Your Digital Footprint​

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MS. McDonald

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​Using Smart Technology for Smart Reasons

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Poll

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Select the sentence that best represents how you feel about your activity online.

I don't really think about who will see my activity. 

It's my social media and should be able to post/like whatever I want.

I usually pause before liking something that may not be appropriate.

I really think about what I post/like when I'm online.

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​What is a digital footprint?

​Each time you interact with the internet, whether it is through social media or your browsing history, you are leaving traces of your activity.

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​Types of Digital Footprints

  • ​Active

    • ​created by user supplied information such as social media updates

  • ​Passive

    • ​unintentional traces left by user such as search engine history, ad clicking

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Why do you need to care about your digital footprints?

  • ​New way of making a first impression

  • ​Understanding it helps you to control the narrative

  • ​It’s another form of your reputation and character

  • ​Protecting your personal information

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Open Ended

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If you were to time travel back to when you first started using social media, what would you find?

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​Time to Critically Read!

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Colleges reverse admissions offers

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Open Ended

3-2-1

3 things you learned today

2 things you found interesting

1 question you have

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Multiple Choice

What type of colleges/universities factor in social media for application decisions based on the content?

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Private University

2

Public University

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Both

4

Neither

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​So how can you change your digital footprint?

  • ​Think before you post!

  • ​Decide what you want your digital reputation to be

  • ​Advertise yourself

  • ​Post positive things

  • ​Guard your information

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​Let's see what you've learned today!

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Multiple Choice

Why is it important to think before you post information online?
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The information you post can be found  and can affect your future college and career goals.
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The information you post is permanent.
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People that search for you online create an opinion about who you are based on what you post.
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All of these answers are correct.

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Multiple Choice

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Anonymous online posts/comments can _________ be traced back to the author.
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Always
2
Sometimes
3
Never

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Multiple Choice

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Which statement below is an example of how your digital footprint can affect your future?

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A positive digital footprint can help you score well on a standardized test.

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A positive or negative digital footprint isn't likely to affect you in the future.

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A positive digital footprint might make someone think you are not trustworthy.

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A positive digital footprint can make a difference when applying for a job, a scholarship, or college.

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Multiple Choice

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What is a good way to maintain a positive digital footprint?
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Don't overshare
2
Use privacy settings
3
Only post things that you would want everyone to see
4
All of the above

Digital Citizenship

Your Digital Footprint​

AVID

MS. McDonald

media

​Using Smart Technology for Smart Reasons

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