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Helping Students Create Positive Digital Footprints

Published on Apr 05, 2016

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Helping Students Create Positive Digital Footprints

Jenelle Kirchoff

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Educators focus on the negative digital footprint, and the damage that a poorly managed social media account can inflict upon a student's online presence.

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Social Media Platforms

  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Facebook
  • Snapchat
  • Tumblr
  • Vine
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We DO need to educate our students on the power of social media, but we also need to be aware that we can not control their postings at midnight. #realtalk

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Challenges

  • Poor Quality work
  • Old work, not deleted
  • Plagiarism
  • Lack of access at home
  • Teacher's comfort level with online tools
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Students can create a digital footprint

at school, and from homework assignments
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The Right Tool

For the Right Job
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When requiring students to use online presentation tools, consider letting them choose between two different platforms.

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When given a choice in my classes, 5-10% of students will choose an online tool that is different from the other students. Let them!

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Students will gravitate toward a tool that works for their learning style. This will help further engage the student, and prompt them to create quality online materials.

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Online Presentation Tools

  • Prezi
  • Storyboard That
  • Projeqt
  • eMaze
  • Haiku Deck
  • Spiderscribe
  • Voicethread
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Other tools to consider

Jenelle Kirchoff