Add comments to share what people might think about you based on your digital footprint.

In this extensions students will brainstorm and add to their sheet ways to shape their digital footprint.

In this extension, students will use Google Drawings to share information about their digital footprint.

One of the best ways to help students build their digital footprint is helping them understand the information they absorb and where you find good, credible information on the web. A site like UEN's Utah's Online Library helps teachers to teach students to find appropriate and interesting sources of information for the classroom and beyond.

One of the best ways to support students while learning about their digital footprint is to engage them with a larger structure surround their work. The International Society for Technology in Education has a great set of standards for both teachers and students to explore how to use technology and thrive in the digital age.

ISTE's Richard Culatta provides a powerful restructuring of how educators should think about digital citizenship and working with students in the 21st Century.