Digital Citizenship - Your Digital Footprint

Establishing a positive Digital Footprint is a skill that all our learners need to master as they navigate their way through Social Media and Internet Websites. Your Digital Footprint is designed to let your students work independently as they learn how to navigate the online world through several interactive activities.

Your Students Will Learn About:

⭐ What a Digital Footprint is and Why It's So Important

⭐ How We Acquire Our Digital Footprints

⭐ Types of Digital Footprints and How We Acquire Them

⭐ What Computer "Cookies" Are & How They Help Form Our Digital Identities

⭐ Analyzing the Digital Footprints of Two Sports Stars, an Actor, and a Singer

⭐ Making Good Decisions Online

⭐ Decision Making Drag and Drop Sorting Activity

⭐ Make a Graphic Showing Your Digital Footprint (online or in a slide option)

⭐ Digital Footprint Mystery Word Maze- Great for Early Finishers!

You Will Receive:

⭐ Google Slides and PowerPoint Versions- No Converting!

⭐ Four Videos Designed to Assist Your Students to Work Independently

⭐ Google Forms Multiple Choice Quiz

⭐ Detailed Teacher Instructions with Teaching Suggestions

Not a Google Classroom/Drive School? No Problem--a fully functional PowerPoint file is included so there is no frustration in downloading a Google Slides file and reconstructing everything, along with a hard copy of the quiz.

This activity is a no prep and paperless which is a win-win for you! Your students will love working with online interactive resources! The content is high interest and engaging for kids who love technology.

Due to the Terms of Use of the font/clip artists and stock photo websites that I have purchased from, this product is not editable. Thank you for understanding.

Copyright 2021 by Nancy Williams, That Tech Chick

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