Cyber Citizenship & Keeping Yourself Safe Online Cyber Citizenship & Keeping Yourself Safe Online 1

Cyber safetyCyber safety –Safe habits –Usernames –Predators –Your reputation Cyber bullyingCyber bullying Digital CitizenshipDigital Citizenship Introduction 2

Poll Questions: – –Do you have a Facebook, Twitter, or other social networking account? – –Do you use a social networking account frequently (at least once per day)? – –Do you use the same or a very similar username for most of your online accounts? – –Does your most used username include personal information (name, age, school info, birthday, gender, etc)? – –Do you have online friends you haven’t met in person? Cyber Safety – Day 1

  You may not know the truth about someone you first meet online.   Time does not equal trust or knowing the person.   You can be lied to or betrayed. Online Relationships 4

Predators will use information obtained from children to gain trust and friendship (her mother’s death).Predators will use information obtained from children to gain trust and friendship (her mother’s death). Unless you know someone in person, you don’t really know who they are on the Internet (predator portrayed himself as 18 yr old).Unless you know someone in person, you don’t really know who they are on the Internet (predator portrayed himself as 18 yr old). Anyone is vulnerable (father was police officer, lived in small town).Anyone is vulnerable (father was police officer, lived in small town). 5

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 If someone tries to isolate you from your family or friends.  Turn you against your parents.  Make you keep secrets.  Send inappropriate materials or talk about explicit subjects.  Threaten you. 7 Warning Signs

“Let’s go private.”“Let’s go private.” “Where’s your computer in the house?”“Where’s your computer in the house?” “I know someone who can get you a modeling job.”“I know someone who can get you a modeling job.” “Who’s your favorite band? Designer? Gear?“Who’s your favorite band? Designer? Gear? 8

“You seem sad. Tell me what’s bothering you.”“You seem sad. Tell me what’s bothering you.” “You are the love of my life.”“You are the love of my life.” “What’s your phone number?”“What’s your phone number?” “If you don’t…do what I ask, I’ll … tell your parents OR share your photos in a photo blog/Webcam directory/file-sharing network.“If you don’t…do what I ask, I’ll … tell your parents OR share your photos in a photo blog/Webcam directory/file-sharing network. 9

Who can be a victim? 10 View Video: Survivor Diaries (00:02:44)

 You don’t know for sure if people really are who they say they are. If you think it is appropriate to meet with someone, always discuss the meeting with your parents first, meet in a public place and never go alone.  It is a good idea to first have your parents speak with the parents of the person you want to meet. 11 Never Meet With Someone in Real Life Who You First Met Online.

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Keeping Personal Information Private 13 Who is looking at you online?