This document discusses the importance of digital citizenship and safety online. It advises students to think carefully before posting anything, avoid cyberbullying or posting things that could hurt others, and reminds them that anything posted online can become part of their permanent digital footprint. It also warns students not to share private information with strangers or say anything that could encourage suicide, and emphasizes the importance of being safe and kind online.

1. Digital Citizenship By Samantha Dean And Mignon Mouton

2. Digital Citizenship Think before you post Watch what you say and how you say it Don’t cyber bully Don’t post things that you know will hurt someone's feelings

3. Digital foot print Remember when you go on a site or post something that you think is private, it’s not. If you said something rude or inappropriate, and you delete it, it’s not deleted from your digital foot print

4. Digital footprint Did you know that when you go on a website that the internet can track where your computer has gone

5. Stanger danger Never talk to strangers on the internet and tell them any personal things like your phone number, address, name , passwords , etc…

6. Keep your information safe Just remember to think before you post because you never know who you are talking to and who will read it Your body is yours!

7. Some things on the internet can kill Don’t share personal information! Some people commit suicide because of cyber-bullying. Sometimes, you don’t realise what you are doing or saying to people.

8. Be Safe! Think twice, be nice!