Enhancing Your Digital Profile - Building a Positive Online Presence
In this lesson on digital citizenship, students explore the importance of building a positive digital profile. The case study of Prateek highlights the impact of past online behavior on future opportunities. Discussions on netiquette, positive and negative footprints, and being a role model are emphasized to help students understand how to navigate their digital presence responsibly.
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Digital Citizenship Lesson 13 BUILDING YOUR DIGITAL PROFILE
Level 3 | Digital Citizenship Case study Do you remember Prateek from Level 2? Let s revisit his story Case Study: Prateek s University Admissions Prateek has applied for admission to a prestigious university. He has good grades and has cleared the entrance exams and interviews. One day he receives an email from the university saying that he will not receive admission to the school due to the university s zero-tolerance policy on bullying. Prateek is surprised as he has not bullied anyone since he got into high school. He decides to go to the admissions counsellor to find out the exact reason for the rejection of his application. The admissions counsellor shows him an objectionable and abusive writeup he had posted around 6 years ago about a classmate. The university had seen this online and reconsidered Prateek s application in a new light. Lesson 13: Building your Digital Profile 02
Level 3 | Digital Citizenship Reflecting on Prateek s Dilemma What are some important things to be learned from Prateek s story? Do you remember positive and negative footprints? What can you recall? Why is netiquette so important? What are three rules that you can follow before posting anything on social media? Lesson 13: Building your Digital Profile 03
Level 3 | Digital Citizenship Role Models How young people like yourself can become role models for each other. Lesson 13: Building your Digital Profile 04
Level 3 | Digital Citizenship Role Models What do you think they mean when they say high character? How can a student such as yourself show your high character? Think Experts say that colleges want more than just a student with good grades and impressive test scores they want someone of high character. Says Marilyn Hesser, Executive Director of Admission at the University of Richmond in Virginia: As a residential campus, when we're reviewing candidates, we're just not admitting students for the classroom; we're admitting students to be a part of this community. Lesson 13: Building your Digital Profile 05
Level 3 | Digital Citizenship Role Models Play the video about one student who did just that. Lesson 13: Building your Digital Profile 06
Level 3 | Digital Citizenship Working for a Good Cause What did Marley Dias do to get her project going? What tools did she leverage to help her reach her goal? Was it easy for her to achieve her goal? Do you think that you could achieve something like she did? Lesson 13: Building your Digital Profile 07
Level 3 | Digital Citizenship Turning Purpose into Action Sharpen your focus Gather feedback Marley came up with a very specific goal that was easy to quantify. You should be able to easily communicate the problem that you are trying to solve so that others will know what you are working towards. Feedback is a critical step in the ideation process. Start sharing your ideas with others and ask for their feedback on what you are planning. Do they have ideas to make it better? Do they know someone who can help you? Connect with others Start a campaign Leverage all tools at your disposal to connect with others and spread your message: Social media Messaging apps or email Create a website Events (community or school events, create your own events) Contacts from family and friends Create a campaign about the cause that you care about, what you are doing to make a change, and how others can get involved. Lesson 13: Building your Digital Profile 08
Level 3 | Digital Citizenship Reflection time What does your current digital footprint say about you? Do you think that you could turn your purpose into action as Marley Dias did? What actions are you going to take to ensure that your digital footprint is an accurate reflection of who you are? Write down the actions that you will take to ensure that in 4-5 years when someone looks at your social media they see the real you Lesson 13: Building your Digital Profile 09
