Teacher notes that the specific criteria and descriptions listed on the rubric have been effective at helping students to improve the posts they have been writing.
Does online information affect your reputation? [Video]
2.5 minute video about online privacy and your reputation online. Sobering stats. 70% of HR people surveyed in the US said they had rejected a candidate based on what they said online.
Privacy & Reputation Online [Video]
Great video to show students in class. Two teens relay their experiences with positive and negative consequences of online reputations.
Privacy & Reputation Online: Parent Message [Video]
IKeepSafe Video addresses parents on the importance of an online reputation and the realities of a negative digital reputation. The same two vignettes are used in this video as the one done specifically for students. These are true stories. Advice to parents is offered.
Young Job Seekers Hiding Their Facebook Pages
Many students and recent graduates say they are changing their names on Facebook or tightening privacy settings to hide photos and wall posts from potential employers.
Online Reputation in a Connected World [pdf]
Whether it is for a job application, friendship, dating, or other purposes, when people want to learn about someone, they turn to this ever-growing pool of information. Online reputation, therefore, plays an important role in personal and professional life and has become a significant factor in making hiring decisions.
'Sexting' students would earn scolding under IL state measure
FL State lawmakers consider going easier on sexting teens
Florida State lawmakers Monday took up a bill that would, for the first time, create a separate penalty for the increasingly common, and risqué, practice among teens — sending naked or suggestive pictures of themselves via cell phone or e-mail.
2010 Legislation Related to Sexting
So far this year, at least 15 states have introduced or are considering bills or resolutions aimed at “sexting.” The legislation generally aims to educate young people about the risks of sexting, deter them from the practice, and apply appropriate penalties to those who do engage in sexting. While some states are just encouraging programs to educate teens about the dangers of sexting, others are attempting to de-criminalize the act
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