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3rd GRADE
Building Our Galactic Government System
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LESSON 2:  I AM A DIGITAL CITIZEN

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THE LESSON MISSION

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I can identify information that is safe to have in my digital footprint.

DIGITAL IDENTITY

Your digital identity is everything about you that is online.  Every time you go online you leave a trail of where you have been while online. This is called your digital footprint. This video explains how you get an online identity and how it impacts you.  Pay close attention to the types of information that are and aren't OK to share online.​

Tool Box

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​digital identity: everything about you online

digital footprint: a record of what you do online, including the sites you visit and the things you share

digital trail:  A path or track that someone can follow online

permanent: something that lasts forever

personal information: information about you 

private information: information about you that can be used to identify who you are​
Reflecting on the Video
  • ​In the video, Feet was talking about a digital footprint. What is a digital footprint? 
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  • What information does Feet suggest NOT sharing online?
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  • What information does Feet think is OK to share online?
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Following the Tracks

Now, you are going to do an activity called Digital Tracks.  John Jones and Jane Smith have left a Trail of Digital Footprints.  Follow their trail to see who's digital footprints include private information.
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DIGITAL TRACKING DETECTIVES
With your shoulder partner, use the digital trails above for John Jones and Jane Smith to answer the questions in your online assignment below.  
Today you learned about how the information we leave online is our digital footprint and our digital footprints are permanent. You now know what information is safe to share online and what information you should not share.

MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

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Congratulations! You accomplished your mission!
I can identify information that is safe to have in my digital footprint.

LESSON DEVELOPED USING:
Common Sense Media Lesson Plans
“Digital Trails.” Common Sense Education, Common Sense Education, 9 Aug. 2019, https://www.commonsense.org/education/digital-citizenship/lesson/digital-trails.

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