1. Taking Responsibility for Our Social Media Activities

2.  Ownership means you take responsibility for your actions. You are responsible for your thoughts, feelings, words, and actions. “Own” the choices you make and the results that follow.  Read text from “The 8 Keys of Excellence” on pages 149 &150

3. Above the Line Behavior Below the Line Behavior

5. Which of the following behaviors are above the line? Which are below the line? Talk with a neighbor or as a class  Posting a picture of a friend on vacation  Complimenting a friend’s picture  Giving your parents your passwords  Making a kind comment on another person’s wall, using someone else’s profile  Texting anonymously  Keeping your profile private  Only accepting friend requests if you know the person  Posting a picture of yourself on vacation  Texting or posting a picture of a person that someone else sent you  Posting on a website anonymously  Pretending to be someone you are not to ask a person out for a friend  Posting a cute cat video  Creating a website or social media account pretending to be someone else  Taking a screen shot of someone’s Snapchat Taking responsibility for our social media activities.

6. Above the Line Behavior Below the Line Behavior Complimenting a friend’s picture Keeping your profile private Only accepting friend requests if you know the person Posting a picture of yourself on vacation Posting a picture of a friend on vacation Texting anonymously Posting on a website anonymously Pretending to be someone you are not to ask a person out for a friend Creating a website or social media account pretending to be someone else Texting or posting a picture of a person that someone else sent you Giving your parents your passwords Taking a screen shot of someone’s Snapchat Making a kind comment on another person’s wall, using someone else’s profile Posting a cute cat video

7.  What is a Class C felony?  (c) For a class C felony, by confinement in a state correctional institution for five years, or by a fine in an amount fixed by the court of ten thousand dollars, or by both such confinement and fine.  This means if you are convicted of sending nude pictures of a minor (yourself or anyone else), you could go to jail OR get fined thousands of dollars. You also have to register as a sex offender  You may think that what you’re sending and posting is private, but whatever goes on the Internet is permanent (yes, even Snapchat)  These “private” messages can land you in jail, cost you money, and can break relationships