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WorksheetsDigital Footprint.
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is a Digital Footprint?
The data stored in your phone.
A virus that records everything you do online.
A trail of data left behind from all of your online actions.
A tool used by social media companies to track your posts and interactions.
How is your Digital Footprint created?
By posting, commenting and liking posts on social media.
By websites that use cookies to collect data about your preferences.
From your personal contact details such as name, age and email.
Through all of your online activities, beginning the first time you use the internet.
What does NOT add to your Digital Footprint?
Buying the brand new iPhone.
Sharing your location with applications.
Searching for recipes online.
Downloading 'Clash Royale' onto your phone.
When does your Digital Footprint go away?
Once your phone and devices have been destroyed.
Once all of your social media accounts have been deleted.
Never, once data is created it does not go away.
When you die.
How can you safeguard your Digital Footprint on social media?
Delete all social media that you have.
Stop using social media all together.
Post more to drown out other posts.
Set boundaries on tagging.
Based on the infographic, what is NOT a tip for a strong digital footprint?
Use privacy settings
Only use the internet for 2 hours per day
Be positive and kind online.
Share strategically.
How else can you manage your Digital Footprint?
Clicking no to websites asking to use cookies.
Installing more apps on your phone.
Deleting photos from your camera roll.
Deleting apps you don't use
Based on the scenario, what could be a negative impact for Raz?
She gains more followers.
Her friends love her even more because she's so fun.
Potential employers may look through her social media and reject her.
She becomes viral on social media.
Why does your Digital Footprint matter?
It doesn't, no one cares about your Digital Footprint.
People and companies can access it, impacting your reputation.
It determines your devices storage space.
It doesn't, it goes away after you die.
Who can impact your digital footprint?
No one because its online.
Just you as its YOUR footprint.
Other people through posting you on social media or tagging you.
Anyone who knows you.
