1. Slide
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Identity: My Online Reputation
Learning Objective: To understand how to create a positive online reputation Success Criteria: • I can consider which information about myself I want others to know. • I can explain how our words and actions online impact how others see us. • I can identify how I would like others to see me online.
2. Open question
210 seconds
Who Am I? Can you guess from this description which person in the class is being described
3. Slide
60 seconds
Discuss
Fictional characters, historical figures and famous people often have reputations. A reputation can be good or bad - or somewhere in between, of course!
Our words and actions in real life affect our reputation. Our online behaviour can also affect our reputation. We need to think carefully before we post comments, images or videos and consider what other people will think of us, based on the things we say and do online.
Discuss if they have ever seen something from someone online and made a judgement or assumption about them?
It’s important to be truthful online and to keep private information private; if you wouldn’t tell everyone in real life, don’t post it online.
4. Slide
60 seconds
Look at the following statements that could be posted on social media and see if you would be comfortable posting them.
5. Poll
60 seconds
Been wearing the same pants for three days now
- Absolutely no way!
- Probably not
- Yes I think so
- Definitely Yes!
6. Poll
60 seconds
I love the person that sits beside me soooooooo much!
- Absolutely no way!
- Probably not
- Yes I think so
- Definitely Yes!
7. Poll
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There is a video doing the rounds on social media of an elderly man getting blown over in a strong gust of wind.
- Absolutely no way!
- Probably not
- Yes I think so
- Definitely Yes!
8. Poll
60 seconds
Someone at your school is doing a run to raise money for a local hospice. They have posted a link to a website where you can donate money.
- Absolutely no way!
- Probably not
- Yes I think so
- Definitely Yes!
9. Poll
60 seconds
You see a photo online of a cat that has been neglected and mistreated. It looks very thin and very ill
- Absolutely no way!
- Probably not
- Yes I think so
- Definitely Yes!
10. Open question
210 seconds
Do
One way we can develop a positive online identity is by spreading positive messages in the digital world.
Share you ideas for positive posts. These could be images, videos, quotes, comments or likes.
11. Open question
210 seconds
Share
Think about your reputation and how other people might describe you. Choose three words that you would like others to know you as.
12. Open question
210 seconds
Reflect
Benjamin Franklin, a Founding Father of the United States of America, once said, “It takes many good deeds to build a good reputation and only one bad one to lose it.” Do you agree with this statement? Can you think of any examples where this could apply?
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