As methods of communication have become revolutionized, we each have gained a new potential. The power of building a "Digital Footprint". Your digital footprint is your online presence and how you are represented in an online space. You decide how your want your image to be portrayed.
Not sure of what your digital footprint is? Stop and take a moment to Google yourself. You may be surprised with what you find. Try clicking on the images tab in Google. Again, you may be surprised at the results.
Teachers and students need to understand the importance of a positive Digital Footprint. The saying below holds true that, "Your digital footprint will carry far more weight than anything you might include on a resume." (-Chris Betcher) The video below is a great resource to watch for yourself, as well as, students in secondary.
Teachers can promote and model digital citizenship and responsibility. See the end of this post for additional resources.
Not sure of what your digital footprint is? Stop and take a moment to Google yourself. You may be surprised with what you find. Try clicking on the images tab in Google. Again, you may be surprised at the results.
Teachers and students need to understand the importance of a positive Digital Footprint. The saying below holds true that, "Your digital footprint will carry far more weight than anything you might include on a resume." (-Chris Betcher) The video below is a great resource to watch for yourself, as well as, students in secondary.
Teachers can promote and model digital citizenship and responsibility. See the end of this post for additional resources.
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resources for digital citizenship
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Grades 3-5 Digital Passport
(Common Sense Media)
Grades 6-9 Digital Compass (Common Sense Media)
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