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1. Google yourself
2. Use privacy settings
3. Don’t put personal information online
4. Post things that positively represent yourself
5. Remove anything inappropriate that might be attached to your social media
6. Think before you post
The internet is a public resource, Anyone can see what you post online. Before you post anything ask yourself: "Am I giving out information that I should keep private?"
Having a positive online reputation can benefit yourself and others online
Even if you delete something off of the internet or off your phone/computer, that doesn't mean it's gone forever.
On the internet, people can screenshot your post and repost it for the world to see.
On a phone/computer, if you delete something, such as a picture, it doesn't get permanently deleted. There are ways to recover hard drives to see deleted files.
In March 2009, 22 year old Conner Riley was offered a job at Cisco. Her first instinct was to tweet about it, which is a common thing to do for her generation. However she tweeted about how she hates the work she'd have to do, and an employee from Cisco showed the hiring manager the tweet. She lost the job before it even started.
Is what I'm posting true?
The footprint in the sand can be washed away, it can disappear. It is temporary.
Is it helpful?
Kristy Hammonds and Michael Setzer former Domino's employees posted a youtube video of themselves tampering with food and then serving it to domino's customers. They claimed the video was a harmless prank, however it was a serious matter. In the end they were both fired from Domino's, the store was shut down to be sanitized, and they faced criminal charges.
The footprint in the cement
represents something permanent,
It cannot be washed away,
and it remains forever. These
footprints represent your
digital footprint.
Is it inspiring?
Is it necessary?
Is it kind?
Matt Watson created a blog to talk about all the annoying parts about being a Barista. When his boss found the blog, he was fired for writing about his place of employment in a negative way.
Everyone Knows Sarah
1. Social media is private
2. You can say ANYTHING you want online
3. You should be punished for negative things you post online
Can you think of someone you
know who had to face consequences
for things they did online?
4. Social media makes society a better place
Created when personal data is
released deliberately by a user
for the purpose of sharing
information about oneself by means
of websites or social media
Is what i'm posting true?
Is it helpful?
Is it inspiring?
Is it necessary?
Is it kind?
What you post online could Influence:
Created when data is collected without the owner knowing