“Oops! I Broadcasted it on the Internet” Ms. Glover and Ms. Almquist Make sure to go through all slides! Common Sense Media and YouTube

The Internet should be considered public because: NOTE: To change images on this slide, select a picture and delete it. Then click the Insert Picture icon in the placeholder to insert your own image. “Private” information can become public if passed on. Posts in many online communities are public by default.

Can be copied and sent to others NOTE: To change images on this slide, select a picture and delete it. Then click the Insert Picture icon in the placeholder to insert your own image. Can be copied and sent to others Is persistent- almost impossible to take down It can spread the minute it is posted. Most information posted online: Can be searched Seen by an invisible audience

Information that people post can get out of their control fast. Consider the consequences beforehand Examples: Embarrassing~ to devastating for one’s reputation Students can be denied entrance to college, lose jobs, or have their reputations tarnished.

What are the risks to oversharing online? Examples: Sharing one’s address can put one’s safety at risk Information can come back and embarrass The impact of information online is usually greater than offline Be prepared to answer this question at the end of the power point.

Watch the “FLOCABULARY” video by Commonsensemedia.org: “Oversharing Think before you Post” This creative music video raps about the dangers of oversharing online and stresses a thoughtful approach to digital footprints. Check out “Brittney’s Story- Posting Something You Regret” by Commonsensemedia.org This video is about a real girl who shared something online that she later regretted.

Benefits of sharing Online Sharing online can be fun and rewarding Ex: sending photos, make online photo albums for friends, make mash-ups or videos and share them online, IM with friends who have moved away from school How do you share information for fun with others online? You may answer this question at the end of the Power Point with the Tiger Den link provided.

Published on Oct 1, 2012 “After freshman goalie Daniel Cui became the scapegoat for a losing season, the whole high school rallied to defend him. More than 100 students changed their profile pictures to a photo of Cui making a save and with newfound confidence, Cui returned the next season to play the game of his life and lead his team to a win.” Music "Autumn Fire" by Sam Brown & Huw Jones (iTunes) “We are all Daniel Cui” Click on Daniel Cui to watch and see how sharing online can be used negatively or positively.

How can you create a positive digital footprint?

Click on the digital footprint to watch another quick video on how to create a safe Digital Footprint. Now Use your notes to answer the Discussions questions posted in your Tiger Den link.