The document discusses the importance of social media etiquette, emphasizing that online representation reflects one's character, much like behavior in real life. It stresses the need to think before posting to avoid potential harm and long-lasting consequences, suggesting that a digital footprint can act as a resume. Additionally, it offers advice on handling mistakes made online and concludes with resources for further guidance.

1. Social Media Etiquette
Getting it right online.
Mr Bannon
Principal Teacher
Technology Across the Curriculum

2. So Much Choice...

3. Revolution v's Evolution

4. What You Do...
How you present yourself online says a lot about who
you are — just like what you say and do at school or
with your friends.
In all public places, online and off, it’s important to
represent yourself as the kind of person you want to
be.

5. NOT THE KIND OF PERSON YOU
THINK PEOPLE WANT YOU TO BE!

6. Social Media Etiquette
'Netiquette'

7. Think Before You Post.
It’s easy to get caught up in the moment and write or
do something that may seem hilarious at the time. But
remember, what you say can really hurt someone, or
come back to haunt you.
Think before you post.
It only takes a second or two. Ask yourself if you really
want to say it. Make sure you don’t mind if your
friends, classmates, teachers or employer hear about

8. Think Before You Post.
Also remember that any information you post –
whether in a comment, a note or a video chat – might
be copied, pasted and distributed in ways that you
didn't intend.
Before you post, ask yourself - would I be OK if this
content was shared widely at school or with my future
employer?

9. A Facebook Timeline Is
now Your Digital Resume.
(C.V.)
Source:

10. Myth
Locking your account
does not protect you
when you like other
pages or friends tag and
like your posts.
Source:

11. The Dangers of Social Media

12. What if I make a mistake?
It is never to late to say sorry!
Is it?

13. A Simple Example.
What if a site existed that you
had clicked the
button on.

14. And clicking that
Now reflects badly on you?

15. Penance?
What to do now.

16. Who wants to be Googl’d?
A live demonstration of how safe your information actually is.

17. If you need any more advice
Just ask me.
It's why I'm here!
And finally...
2 short videos to sum things up.

18. Do’s and Dont’s

19. Facebook and Tracking Your Data.

20. Thank You For Listening
Mr Bannon
Principal Teacher - Technology Across the Curriculum