According to Experian, experts in identity theft and credit monitoring, “The best way you can manage your own privacy is to properly manage your social media privacy settings.” They have recently posted directions for how to set your privacy on the most used media websites: Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube How to Manage Your Social Settings.
An Ethical Digital Citizen is someone uses information and the internet for the good of society and:
Focuses on a positive digital footprint and online reputation
Observes cybersecurity regulations of confidentiality, integrity and availability of information
Abides by cyberbullying protocols and enforces the protocols with others
Tries to keep the internet a safe place by reporting suspicious activities
Uses privacy settings and security measures to protect information, schools and businesses
Follows copyright laws and gives credit to the author
Is ethical in the creation of their school artifacts
Parent Concerns Common Sense Media
Digital Citizenship for Parents from Common Sense Media
What is Digital Citizenship by Smart Social
Stay safe online by continually monitoring, setting privacy settings and filters and keeping up to date with the latest potential threats.
How to Manage Your Privacy Settings on Social Media by Experian
Tips for Families - Google Settings
We will be learning how to properly search for materials, including articles, images, video and audio, that students can use for creating assignments and projects.
Your digital footprint is your online activity, from commenting, liking, or sharing on social media to any mention of your name online.
Privacy Matters - Protecting Your Child’s Digital Footprint by Common Sense Media
Office of the eSafety Commissioner: Digital Reputations information page
Common Sense on Privacy and Digital Footprints: Family tip sheet
Six ways to Protect Your Information Online: Tips for young people
Cyberbullying is online bullying and is common among teenagers today. Learn how to protect your child and recognize warnging signs.
Privacy Matters - Protecting Your Child’s Digital Footprint by Common Sense Media
Office of the eSafety Commissioner: Digital Reputations information page
Common Sense on Privacy and Digital Footprints: Family tip sheet
Six ways to Protect Your Information Online: Tips for young people