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Our Digital World
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- 1. [r]evolution: Our Digital World Elementary Edition
- 2. #IceBreaker •Name •Grade Level •Why are you here? •What’s your favorite app/content creator/etc?
- 3. In the year 2000…
- 4. In the year 2000… Cell Phones looked like this!
- 5. In the year 2000… Cell Phones looked like this! Maps were on paper!
- 6. In the year 2000… Cell Phones looked like this! Music was stored on cassette tapes! Maps were on paper!
- 7. In the year 2000… Cell Phones looked like this! Music was stored on cassette tapes! Maps were on paper! Televisions looked like this!
- 8. In the year 2000… There was no: • Snapchat (2011) • Instagram (2010) • TikTok (2016) • YouTube (2005) • Roblox (2006) • iPhones (2008) • Fortnite (2017)
- 9. Let’s Discuss! What are your first memories of smartphones/the internet? Do your parents use social media at home?
- 10. In the year 2021… The world is digital Smart phones and tablets have reshaped entertainment, communication, education, and more! What does the word “digital” mean?
- 11. Our Digital World Everything in our phones and computers is made up of digital code, just like everything in our bodies is made up of cells! The basis of digital code is binary code, which is a language made up entirely of 1’s and 0’s.
- 12. Our Digital World What’s the difference between the physical world and our digital world?
- 13. Our Digital World What’s the difference between the physical world and our digital world? In the physical world, if we wanted to get rid of this photograph, we could shred it, burn it, etc. and the photograph would be gone! The photograph is a single physical object that can be destroyed.
- 14. Our Digital World What’s the difference between the physical world and our digital world? Once something exists in the digital world, it’s not as easy to get rid of! Even if we delete a picture, video, or text post from the internet, copies of it still exist! The digital world is much more permanent than the physical world.
- 15. Our Digital World In many ways, the internet is forever. The things we post never really go away, whether we like it or not!
- 16. Our Digital World Because the things we post to the internet never really go away, everyone who uses the internet has a digital footprint. What do footprints tell us in real life?
- 17. Our Digital World Our digital footprints tell the world who we are online! They include information about:
- 18. Our Digital World Our digital footprints tell the world who we are online! They include information about: • What we like and share
- 19. Our Digital World Our digital footprints tell the world who we are online! They include information about: • What we like and share • Who we talk to
- 20. Our Digital World Our digital footprints tell the world who we are online! They include information about: • What we like and share • Who we talk to • What we search for online
- 21. Our Digital World Our digital footprints tell the world who we are online! They include information about: • What we like and share • Who we talk to • What we search for online • Which websites we browse
- 22. Our Digital World Our digital footprints tell the world who we are online! They include information about: • What we like and share • Who we talk to • What we search for online • Which websites we browse • Our hobbies and school activities
- 23. Our Digital World Our digital footprints tell the world who we are online! They include information about: • What we like and share • Who we talk to • What we search for online • Which websites we browse • Our hobbies and school activities • Awards we receive
- 24. Our Digital World Our digital footprints tell the world who we are online! They include information about: • What we like and share • Who we talk to • What we search for online • Which websites we browse • Our hobbies and school activities • Awards we receive • What content we watch
- 25. Where’s my digital footprint? A digital footprint is not a real, physical document that you could download or print out. Your digital footprint is your reputation online, and it can have real life consequences.
- 26. Let’s Discuss! What is a reputation? Are reputations always fair? Is it easy or hard to change our reputations?
- 27. Where’s my digital footprint? What kinds of things would you not want to see in your digital footprint?
- 28. Cool or not cool? • Alex fails his math quiz and has to miss recess to go to a study session with his teacher, Ms. Walters. • After school, Alex posts a TikTok where he calls Ms. Walters curse words and makes fun of her teeth. • Alex’s friends share his TikTok with each other on Snapchat, laughing about it in class the next day.
- 29. Cool or not cool? • Sarah’s parents are going through a divorce and it has been really hard on her. • One day after school, Sarah posts to her snapchat story saying “I feel really alone and I don’t know if things are going to get better.” • Sarah’s friend Matt calls Sarah to make sure she’s okay. He convinces her to talk to her teacher the next day about how she is feeling.
- 30. Cool or not cool? • Lindsay is in a fight with her best friend Amber. • Lindsay posts a selfie with her other friend Jenna with a caption that says “honestly done with fake people #newbesties” • Jenna screenshots Lindsay’s post and sends it to Amber.
- 31. Cool or not cool? • Riley’s big sister leaves a vape pen on the kitchen counter one night. • Riley begins posting snapchat stories of herself vaping in a school bathroom. • When Riley’s friend Adam confronts her about her snaps, Riley assures him that “It’s just a video” and “It doesn’t matter”
- 32. Cool or not cool? • At a backyard barbecue, Connor’s dad lets him try a sip of his beer. • When Connor’s dad isn’t looking, Connor takes a picture of the beer in his hand and posts it to Instagram • When a friend comments that Connor should take his post down, Connor calls him curse words.
- 33. Cool or not cool? What were things we saw in the examples that were not cool? How would you respond if a friend posted something similar to these examples?
- 34. Cyberbullying: What does it look like? Sometimes, cyberbullying is obvious, such as someone sending threats of violence to someone, or encouraging them to hurt themselves or others. In these cases, it may be easier for bystanders to recognize that what’s going on is wrong and to report it. Obvious, or overt cyberbullying is harmful and dangerous, but it is not the only kind of cyberbullying.
- 35. Cyberbullying: What does it look like? As the instructor reads the story to you, raise your hand each time you think you hear an instance of cyberbullying.
- 36. Cyberbullying: What does it look like? In the story you heard, what are some of the ways that cyberbullying took place? In the story, Jamie was the main cyberbully, but what about the students who shared her posts? What about the students who saw the cyberbullying happening but didn’t do anything about it? If you were in Kara’s shoes, how would you have responded? If you were one of Kara’s classmates, how would you have responded?
- 37. Digital Citizenship You are here because you want to be a technology leader at your school. Together, let’s develop a mission statement for what this group wants to accomplish this year. A good mission statement answers the following questions: What do we want to do? How are we going to do it? What do we believe about what we are doing?
Notes de l'éditeur
- Kara and Jamie used to be best friends and grew up down the street from one another. But for the past few months, it seems that they’ve been drifting apart. Kara has gotten moodier and quieter and doesn’t like Jamie’s newer friends. When Kara doesn’t go to Jamie’s birthday party, Jamie’s feelings are hurt and she decides to get even with Kara. Jamie makes a new Instagram account and names it “Mattoon Real Squad” Every day, she posts pictures of her friend group and compliments them. Whenever she posts a picture with Kara in it, she crops Kara’s face out, or covers it with a sticker. Although the account wishes every other kid in their class a Happy Birthday, it does not do so for Kara’s birthday. Kara’s feelings are hurt that the Mattoon Real Squad page did not wish her a happy birthday, so she posts a cheerful Birthday selfie to remind her friends that it is her birthday. She spends an hour doing her hair and makeup and choosing an outfit to wear. When Kara posts her selfie, the Mattoon Real Squad Instagram comments a laughing emoji on her picture to mock her. Sad and embarrassed, Kara deletes her post. Jamie still does not feel that she is even with Kara and decides to use the Mattoon Real Squad page to poke fun at her. She posts a screenshot of Kara’s birthday selfie with the caption “This Mattoon Middle Schooler still wets the bed LOL” Several students from Kara’s class like and share the post, with a few commenting on it with laughing emojis or short comments such as “Gross! What the heck Kara???” Kara has finally had enough and blocks and reports the Mattoon Real Squad Instagram account. The account is taken down. Furious that the Mattoon Real Squad Instagram got banned, Jamie decides to mess with Kara in a different way. She knows that Kara has a crush on a boy in their class named Cole, and that Cole does not have a Snapchat account. She makes a Snapchat account pretending to be Cole and begins messaging Kara from that account. Pretending to be Cole, she tells Kara that he also has a crush on her, and that she is the most beautiful girl in their class. When Kara tries to talk to Cole at school, he is confused and unsure what’s happening. Later that night, Kara receives messages from “Cole” on snapchat that say “Sorry, ur too fat and ugly for me lol”. The account then blocks Kara. The next day at school, Kara bursts into tears when a teacher asks her what is wrong. After Kara tells the teacher everything, the assistant principal asks everyone in her class about the Real Squad Instagram account, until somebody admits that Jamie was behind it. Jamie is forced to apologize to Kara and faces further consequences.