Footprints
Published on Nov 23, 2015
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Footprints
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Your Digital Footprint
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Social Media
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Being safe...
- Use privacy controls.
- Be wise about what you share!
- If anything makes you uncomfortable, log off, block the person, TELL SOMEONE.
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Identity
- Represent yourself well!
- Would you want your grandma to see it?
- Would you want it reported on the evening news?
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"Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."
- Matthew 7:12
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Wisdom
"Who is wise and understanding among you? Let them show it by their good life, by deeds done in the humility that comes from wisdom."
- James 3:13
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It's Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens
by Danah Boyd
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It's Complicated: The Social Lives of Networked Teens
by Danah Boyd
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Boyd: "Teens are passionate about finding their place in society. What is different as a result of social media is that teens’ perennial desire for social connection and autonomy is now being expressed in net-worked publics. Networked publics are publics that are restructured by networked technologies."
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Boyd: "Teens engage with networked publics for the same reasons they have always relished publics; they want to be a part of the broader world by connecting with other people and having the freedom of mobility."
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Boyd: "Many adults fear networked technologies for the same reasons that adults have long been wary of teen participation in public life and teen socialization in parks, malls, and other sites where youth congregate. [...] Social media services like Facebook and Twitter are providing teens with new opportunities to participate in public life, and this, more than anything else, is what concerns many anxious adults.
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A little encouragement...
- Tech only in family spaces
- Have tech-time-out zones (supper table, bedtime, etc.)
- Model what you would want from them
- Honest, authentic relationships
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Common Sense Media
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We are helping kids become who God has created them to be.
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