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I Broadcast it on the Internet
Benefits to sharing information online?
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The Internet should generally be
considered public.
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1- “Private” information can become public if passed on.
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2-Posts
in many online communities are public by default.
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Be aware that anything you post or upload...
1-can be searched
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2-can be seen by HUGE, invisible audiences.
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3-can be copied, altered, & sent to others.
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4-is persistent. It's almost impossible to take down,
as it can start to spread the minute it is posted.
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Think before you post.
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Consequence
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the effect
of something that happened
earlier
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Go to the MRHS website. Click on Library, and then click Classroom Resources.
How do you share information for fun with others online?
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Emma's Crush
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The impact of the information shared online is usually greater than offline.
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Consequences of oversharing can range from a little embarassing to devasting.
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Especially inappropriate sharing...
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You can be denied entrance to college, lose a job, or have your reputation tarnished.
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Think before posting.
Only put information out there you are proud of.
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You want to shape your digital footprint as much as possible.
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How will you feel about it in 5 years? In 15 years?
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