Digital Citizenship: course 3

Digital Citizenship: course 3

1. Lesson 2: Digital Footprint

   • always check before posting pictures of other people
   • stays with you your whole life
   • if you are unsure about posting somehting think about what you would think if someone else posted it
   • cute images your parents post will always be on the internet
   • when you try and get a job in the future, companies will look through your digital footprint
   • think if you are oversharing
   • you have a righ to consent to images that are posted about you

2. Lesson 1: Netiquette

   • respect peoples privacy
   • say please and thank you
   • show respect to others
   • be kind
   • just because no one can tell who you are, doesnt mean you can be rude
   • know your space
   • don't upset anyone

3. Lesson 3: Cyberbullying

   • around half of teens have been victims of cyberbullying
   • around half of teens have been cyberbullies themselves
   • 10 - 20% of people being cyberbullied experience it regularly
   • 1 in 3 teens have experienced some sort of threat
   • be SMART
     • S - screenshot any offensive or harassing messges
     • M - make sure your privacy settings are set to private
     • A - avoid further communication or retaliation to those sending the messages
     • R - report the incident to service providers
     • T - talk to a parent, career, teacher or even a friend about the incident

4. Fake News

   • some publishers and journalists will create faek news to get more readers
   • some news stories arent all fake they are just slightly wrong
   • if something has been reported that sounds untrue see if has been reported anywhere else