The document discusses the awareness of students regarding their online behaviors and privacy, particularly in relation to social networking sites like Facebook. It highlights issues such as the importance of privacy settings, the potential consequences of sharing personal information, and the challenges posed by misinformation. The conversation emphasizes the need for smart online habits amidst the risks of careless digital decisions.

1. Students
and Online
Behaviors
Christopher
Wells

2. Building
Awareness is
Half the
Battle!
Christopher
Wells

3. IPA
C

4. FERPA
• School
• Student

5. And the POINT is…?
Social
Networking

6. Facebook Much?
Posted
by
Brian
Solis,
briansolis.com,
March
2010

7. Posted
by
Brian
Solis,
briansolis.com,
March
2010

8. Case Study:
Facebook Valuation

9. Case Study:
Facebook Valuation

10. Case Study:
Facebook Valuation

11. Case Study:
Facebook Valuation

12. Who’s
in
charge?

13. Parents?

14. al
itic ions
Cr at
ve rs
Con

17. Modeling!

18. How Important
IS Your Info,
Anyway?

22. How Important
IS Your Privacy,
Anyway?
• Facebook
default
se6ngs
over
9me
• Source:
h<p://ma<mckeon.com/facebook-­‐privacy/
• Ma<
McKeon
-­‐
developer
with
the
Visual
Communica9on
Lab
at
IBM
Research's
Center
for
Social
SoKware

30. The
danger
in
communica9on
is
the
illusion
that
it
has
been
accomplished.
George
Bernard
Shaw

31. Corollary
• It
may
be
accomplished
without
your
knowledge.
• “FOAFs”
and
“Likejacking”

32. You
Posted
WHAT?

33. “Red Cup” Photos
World Food Program
http://www.wfp.org/photos/
gallery/red-cup-photo-gallery

34. Potential Leaders?
Not anymore.

35. NOT. GOOD.
http://www.classes2careers.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/04/red_party_cup.jpg

36. Smart habits are
easy,
Stupid decisions
are searchable.

37. Ques9ons?
Christopher Wells
cwells@schooltechpolicies.com