Digital Citizenship

Digital Citizenship: Your Online Footprint

What is Digital Idenity

​Your digital idenity is who you are online

Made up of:
- Social Media Profile
- Comments and posts
- Photos and Videos
- Online Activity

The Forever Internet

​Once online, content stays forever

Examples:
- Old Tweets affecting job interviews
- College admissions checking on social media
- Screenshots on deleted post
- Think before you post!

Multiple Choice

True or False: When I delete my post, no one can ever see it again.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False: Photos I share privately can be screenshots and shared by others

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

True or False: My online actions today won't matter in the future

• True
• False

Being a Good Digital Citizen

• Show Respect online

• Don't Cyberbully

• Protect your information

• Think about the consequences

• Report inappropriate content

Poll

What Would You Do: Your friend posts an embarrassing photo of a classmate without permission

• Share it

• Tell your friend to take it down

• Report the post

• Ignore it

Intellectual Property Rights

What You Can Share:
- Your Original Work
- Public Domain Content
- Connect with Permission

What You Can't Share
- Other People's Photo Without Permission
- Copyrighted Music/ Videos
- Private Information

Categorize

Options (4)

• A photo you took

• A movie clip from Netflix

• Your friend's private email

• A Creative Commons licensed image

Organize these options into the right categories

Legally Can

Legally Can't

Digital Citizenship Scenarios

Where to find scenarios: Canvas

With a partner at your table and look at the different scenarios on Canvas. Discuss the questions with them. After you are done go to the next slide.

Open Ended

What was one important fact that you learn in today's assignment?