Digital Footprint

Google's Be Internet Awesome lesson on

"That's Not What I meant"⁠

(Share with Care activity #5) is one of my favorites. Students create a t-shirt to describe themselves with one emoji. The activity is followed by a discussion about how different people may interpret different information on the internet. When posting something online, it is important to stop and think about how what we post might be interpreted by others.

Common Sense Media also has a great lesson on understanding your

digital footprint⁠

. Including a lesson plan on

finstas and other fake social media accounts⁠

, online chatting

safety⁠

, and how to

limit the data⁠

that companies collect about you.

For something a bit different, check out this

video-based lesson⁠

on permanent digital footprints, via InCtrl.

Scientific American also has a great video explaining how Google knows so much about you:

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Finally, you may want to teach the

9 Ps of Digital Literacy⁠

via Vicki Davis:

Passwords

Private information

Personal information

Photographs

Property

Permission

Protection

Professionalism

Personal brand

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