If you don’t manage your online presence, you are allowing search engines to create it for you.
Source: chronicle.com
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What Does Your Students’ Digital Footprints Look Like?
Students are now digital citizens. Their digital footprint, which is updated on a daily basis, will have a major impact on their future.
Source: blog.learn2earn.org
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Keeping Kids’ Integrity Intact in a Snap-Happy Age | AT&T Thread
Sharing photos online of our kids is practically irresistible. But what about when those kids are teenagers and adults? Will those shots of little Zoe’s bath still live on the Internet? And what about pics kids post of themselves?
Source: www.att.com
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Social Media’s Dark Side
The connection to our electronic devices is stronger than ever before, and that bond will only grow as technology continues…
Source: www.keloland.com
Local story about social media “dark side”. We used this as a digital citizenship topic on our blogs.
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Digital Citizenship Is More Than Living By a Set of Rules
“ I’ve avoided responding to an email from a school district leader asking for resources on digital citizenship that he can give a principal to work on developing. I could have shot him back a list o…”
Source: michellergreen.com
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Digital CitizenShip: Social Media AND Privacy
. . Digital CitizenShip: Social Media AND Privacy I wrote already about “Privacy” on my blog posts Privacy In The Digital World-SHOULDN’T We Talk About It!?, Smartphone pictures pose privacy risks …
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Teaching Digital Citizenship through Scenarios (Blog Posts).
Once I decided I was going to teaching Digital Citizenship to my 6-8 middle school students it’s was brought to my attention of producing student reflections & insights through creating blog posts on teacher given scenarios. This is a great methodology that allows teachers to see students reflections, insights, as well as allowing students to collaborate with one another.
Student Case Study Sampe: CaseStudy1
How to delete all your Facebook posts and comments – CNET
Facebook and privacy have a complicated, ever-changing relationship, though things seem to be moving toward stability now that they’ve agreed to make sharing opt-in. Still, some folks may want to walk away from Facebook and leave no trace.
Source: www.cnet.com
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Children’s e-Safety laws target social media and cyber bullying – CNET
The Government is introducing a Children’s e-Safety Commissioner to target online bullying, with powers to fine social media sites and force offending online posts to be taken down.
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How to use Storify
What is Storify?
Storify is a visual way to tell social media stories using your Tweets, Facebook updates, pics, and other social media information. Storify is overwhelmingly a neat way to show how a story develops over social media — without you having to take screenshots and insert your own links.
How to Use Storify:
Luckily, it’s easy.
- First, create an account at Storify (you can log in with Twitter or Facebook).
- Click the blue “Create a Story” button in the top right hand corner.
- Look at the right side of the new screen where the icons of your favorite social media websites reside.
- Click on any social media icon (like Twitter), then put in a username for that network you want to search. You’ll see all the recent Tweets from that person/hashtag/search query.
- Now, start dragging content from the right hand panel from the social media networks you are searching into the left hand panel where you are telling your story. Add words or titles. You are finished!! A story told in text and pictures via social media updates.
Want an Example?
Here’s one of my classes using storify. It’s a recap of our Digital Citizenship Chats we did on our #blogs.
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