Friday, 24 March 2017

Digital citizen resource

Digital citizen resource

Below are three online resources in which a primary school student would be able to grow their knowledge on using the web safely, responsibly and ethically:

Safe use of the web for primary school students: 
This resource gives students the basic information required to use the internet safely. For example it states to never share your password with anyone, to never give away your home address and that if you don't trust someone online, block them.These are great tips for the beginner user of the web.

Responsible use of the web for primary school students:
 This resource focuses on showing how students should use the internet responsibly. It gives advice on how to use the web: use a nickname that isn't your own name, put forth a positive image of yourself online, make sure you have an adults permission to use a new app and not to bully others online. All of these ideas are concise and make sense for a new user to the web.

Ethical use of the web for primary school students:
This resources guides students on how to use the internet ethically. It communicates the need to understand of privacy, appropriate use of the internet and property issues. It also illuminates the issue of respect to other users on the internet and how they should be considered. This shows the youth that information that is on the web is created by other human beings and that they should acknowledge this.

Wednesday, 22 March 2017

My digital footprint

I googled my name, Tony Reasbeck. A few of these sites surprised me but they are positive finds. There were many results but these were the only ones that related to myself.
I googled my given name, Anthony Reasbeck, a lot of results ensued yet none of them related to me as all of my life I have gone by Tony. 

These are sites where I have made a digital footprint:

https://trailwalker.oxfam.org.au/my/team/walker/256311
https://www.facebook.com/tony.reasbeck
https://www.ultratrailaustralia.com.au/results/100km/2014

To deter plagiarism I have added a unique footprint to my blog: