1. E Safety – Managing your online presence

2. Learning Intentions – “I Can”
I understand that the internet is a public space and that all content online can be shared (including snap chat)
I know that my actions online are traceable and that I am not anonymous online.
I appreciate that future employers, colleges and friends will make judgments about me based on my Digital Footprint

3. Managing your online presence
Many young people don’t think about the long term impacts of their actions online. Universities, Employers and Colleges will search online to try and find more out about you. How do you appear online?

4. How to market yourself Traditional Digital Social
People will be looking at you over a very short space of time and will need to make a judgement about the sort of person that you are.
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5. Permanent and forever
There is no way to guarantee removal of any content from an internet source. Once a post is online you loose control over where it goes and who can see it.

6. Use your online presence to your advantage
Make sure that you public appearance is one which you want other people to see.
Make it so that any publicly available information Shows people what you have done and supports anything written in your statement or something you have said at interview.

7. Who are you associated with?
What is just as important as what you have said is to also think about who you are following. Who you follow may be taken as what type of person you are.

8. Using Twitter to enhance your online appearance
Create a Twitter account under your name. (be sure to use your full name)
Follow and share posts/tweets from reliable sources that help build your image
Deliberately post comments which demonstrate your… intellect/ ability to work hard/ demonstrate something interesting you have done
After Several tweets you will find that your account appears at the top of a web search.

9. You cannot hide!
Myth - “No one knows who I am online so I can post whatever I like” Fact – You IP address is traceable. Even if you think you are posting anonymously you can very easily be traced. s/visual-tracert/

10. Your Digital Footprint
Don’t post personal information such as your phone number or address.
Use privacy settings
Keep an eye on what accounts you use. Delete unused accounts
Done overshare. Never place personal details online
Google yourself often – find what information is out there
Monitor accounts you are linked to (who do you follow on twitter)
Don’t post material that you will regret later (even if you think it is private)
Remember every picture and post you place online is public and linked to you.

11. Where can I get help from?
Parent Teachers Doctor Someone you think you can trust