I can see you have thought carefully about what a digital footprint is and how we can be smarter online. You made good points about thinking before sharing, keeping personal information private and browsing the appropriate websites. Ka pai, you have lots of knowledge. :)
Perhaps next time you could give some advice about what to do if your personal information does get shared online. Sometimes personal information can get into the wrong hands. What steps do you think you should take if someone does find out your password? Who should you talk to first?
Also, on the subject of strangers, remember that lot of people you don't know (like me) may leave thoughtful, positive and helpful comments about your learning on your blog. These are people you can interact with and talk to, especially when they are children from other schools who share their learning too.
This all reminds me of when I am with friends or family, we like to take lots of goofy photos of ourselves pulling funny faces but we’re pretty careful about setting them to private if we decide to upload them. It is good to learn how to use privacy settings properly to do this.
It's Toe'umu. I like how you have told us how to be safe online. I like how you have said to not share private information. This reminds me of when I was doing this in class. Maybe next time you could add more pictures.
Hi Araura, Well done on finishing this activity. Your tips on how to stay safe online are great. I also think that it is very important for people to not give out their personal information like their address or their passwords online. Keep up the good work.
Bula Vinaka Araura,
ReplyDeleteI can see you have thought carefully about what a digital footprint is and how we can be smarter online. You made good points about thinking before sharing, keeping personal information private and browsing the appropriate websites. Ka pai, you have lots of knowledge. :)
Perhaps next time you could give some advice about what to do if your personal information does get shared online. Sometimes personal information can get into the wrong hands. What steps do you think you should take if someone does find out your password? Who should you talk to first?
Also, on the subject of strangers, remember that lot of people you don't know (like me) may leave thoughtful, positive and helpful comments about your learning on your blog. These are people you can interact with and talk to, especially when they are children from other schools who share their learning too.
This all reminds me of when I am with friends or family, we like to take lots of goofy photos of ourselves pulling funny faces but we’re pretty careful about setting them to private if we decide to upload them. It is good to learn how to use privacy settings properly to do this.
Keep working hard!
Toe feiloa’i fo’i,
Cia.
Hello Araura,
ReplyDeleteIt's Toe'umu. I like how you have told us how to be safe online. I like how you have said to not share private information. This reminds me of when I was doing this in class. Maybe next time you could add more pictures.
Blog you later,
Toe'umu
Hi Araura,
ReplyDeleteWell done on finishing this activity. Your tips on how to stay safe online are great. I also think that it is very important for people to not give out their personal information like their address or their passwords online. Keep up the good work.