Your Digital Footprint: Impact and Importance
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Digital Footprint
By Mara Rusu
How It Affects You
Your digital footprint can affect you in many ways.
One of these ways is when you are looking for a
new job, you might think that your photos are
“private”, but they aren’t. Job employers can
search your name and can easily find “private”
photos that can affect your employment chances.
And It’s not just jobs, school administration looks
up potential students on the internet, as well.
Google yourself. What comes up? If nothing
comes up, congratulations, you are now
shaping your digital footprint. Here are some
tips to keep your footprint positive,
appropriate, and safe.
If something comes up that you thought was
private, follow the tips for the future on how to
have a better digital footprint.
2.
Also think about how it is impacting other
students and teachers. Because you are online,
things can come across as mean or hurtful,
even if you weren’t intending for it to be
negative.
1.
Make sure what your posting online isn’t
personal.
Think, would you really want your
grandma or your teacher to see this?
3.
Lastly, be kind to others.
The easiest way to
achieve a positive digital footprint is to simply
be kind. Make sure you don’t hate on anything
or anyone, and if you’re having a bad day,
don’t rant about it on the internet. Remember
that everything is public!
What I learned
I learned a lot throughout this project. I learned
that the internet isn’t just “a fun place where you
can blog about all your feelings.” It is a serious
network, and shouldn’t be taken lightly. That is
what I would try to tell other students, and I
would also encourage them to watch the same
videos that my teacher showed me. If we work
together as a community, we can help people
learn about how big an impact your digital
footprint makes.
Your digital footprint can have significant implications on your personal and professional life. From affecting job opportunities to how you interact online, this article explores the importance of managing your online presence. Learn practical tips to maintain a positive and safe digital footprint and the impact it can have on your future. Take control of your digital identity by being mindful of what you post online and considerate of others. Embrace the power of the internet responsibly.
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Digital Footprint By Mara Rusu
How It Affects You Your digital footprint can affect you in many ways. One of these ways is when you are looking for a new job, you might think that your photos are private , but they aren t. Job employers can search your name and can easily find private photos that can affect your employment chances. And It s not just jobs, school administration looks up potential students on the internet, as well.
Google yourself. What comes up? If nothing comes up, congratulations, you are now shaping your digital footprint. Here are some tips to keep your footprint positive, appropriate, and safe. If something comes up that you thought was private, follow the tips for the future on how to have a better digital footprint.
1. Make sure what your posting online isnt personal. Think, would you really want your grandma or your teacher to see this? 2. Also think about how it is impacting other students and teachers. Because you are online, things can come across as mean or hurtful, even if you weren t intending for it to be negative. 3. Lastly, be kind to others. The easiest way to achieve a positive digital footprint is to simply be kind. Make sure you don t hate on anything or anyone, and if you re having a bad day, don t rant about it on the internet. Remember that everything is public!
What I learned I learned a lot throughout this project. I learned that the internet isn t just a fun place where you can blog about all your feelings. It is a serious network, and shouldn t be taken lightly. That is what I would try to tell other students, and I would also encourage them to watch the same videos that my teacher showed me. If we work together as a community, we can help people learn about how big an impact your digital footprint makes.
