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- 2. SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT STEP TO ENSURE DIGITAL SAFETY • Prevention of Digital Disrespect
- 3. 1ST QUESTION TO ASK ABOUT DIGITAL DISRESPECT • Would it be ok if it happened offline?
- 4. 2ND QUESTION TO ASK ABOUT DIGITAL DISRESPECT • Is it just harmless fun?
- 5. 3RD QUESTION TO ASK ABOUT DIGITAL DISRESPECT • Will the information come back later to haunt me or someone else?
- 6. WHAT DOES DIGITAL DISRESPECT INCLUDE? • Constant messaging • Sexting • Cruelty
- 7. GOOD LINKS ON DIGITAL DISRESPECT ON SLASHDOT’S SOCIAL MEDIA WEBSITE • http://slashdot.org/~DeepaMuralidhar
- 8. WHAT STRATEGIES CAN WE TAKE TO HELP OUR STUDENTS CONSISTENTLY KEEP DIGITAL SAFETY IN THE FOREFRONT OF THEIR MINDS? • Defend your digital domain • Spread the word • Be part of the solution • Support each other
- 9. FINAL WORD • YOU HAVE CONTROL OVER IT – NO MATTER WHAT!!!!