The New Permanent Record Presented by Steve Dembo Steve_Dembo @Discovery Teach42

1. The NewPermanentRecord Presented by Steve Dembo Steve_Dembo @Discovery.com Teach42.com DenBlogs.com

2. Who am I?

5. Nadine Haobosh Rachel Mosteller Jeremy Wright Daniel P. Finney Heather B Armstrong Gregg Easterbrook Penny Cholmondeley Rob Smith Michael Hanscom Paul Andrew Juliano Lance Salyers Steve Olafson Joe (Waterstone) Veronica Angelo Villagomez Joe Gordon Jessica Cutler Troutgirl Joyce Park Peter Whitney Vibor Kalogiera Lain Murray “Silver Tree” Amy Norah Burch Kelly Kreth Matthew Brown David Higham Richard Eid

7. Mayor of Arlington, Oregon MySpace page contained photos 3 years ago Forced to resign from political position

8. Student at Millersville University in PA Posted ‘Drunken Pirate’ Photo on MySpace Denied degree and teaching license

9. The Honorable Alex Kozinski

10. 28% of children 12-17 have created their own blog 44% of online teens share their own creations online (artwork, videos, photos) 59% of online teens have created content for the internet Pew Internet & American Life Project survey of teens and parentsOctober – December 2007

13. Understand what has changed Consider appropriate use Identify inappropriate use Establish Policy Steps to Taking Control

14. Don’t create policy in a vacuum Bud’s Blogging Policy budtheteacher.com/wiki Parent Letters Sample blogs Student created policies AHS Policy tinyurl.com/2wtr9f Creating Policies

15. Gain first hand experience Be realistic Ask your students iSafe.org, wiredsafety.org,Netsmartz.org Get Proactive

16. Assume everyone is going to see everything. Nothing on the internet is private An alias provides only minimal protection 44% of teens only use one screen name Source: Pew Internet & American Life Project Teens and Parents Survey Deleted does not mean gone Just the facts

17. GaETC Today

18. GaETC 2007

19. GaETC 2006

20. GaETC 2005

21. GaETC 2004

22. GaETC 2003

23. GaETC 2002

24. GaETC 2001

25. GaETC 2000

26. GaETC 1999

27. Change the content at its source Request archives/cache be deleted Google.com/remove.html Blanket it with newer, more relevant content Don’t just remove it, blanket it

28. Create a photoset and sort them into public vs. private Discuss why Facebook and Myspace ask you to specific your age Have students review each other’s pages and give them a privacy score. Set profiles to private Teaching about Privacy

29. Can I share this with my parents or teacher? Would I want a college recruiter or job interviewer to see this? Could this allow someone to find me and put me in danger? 3 Basic questions

30. Ed-Safe Alternatives – Elgg.net

31. Ed-Safe Alternatives – TakingitGlobal.org

32. EdSafe Alternatives - Ning

33. Can be completely private No links to other networks Can use your own domain name Ning

34. Trailblazing or trailing behind?

35. “The Internet and social networks are a reality in the lives of our students and will likely play an increasingly important role in their future. They will not always be online in protected environments so they must develop the tools they need to interact safely and responsibly online. “ Ann Flynn, NSBA director of education technology http://www.pbs.org/teachers/learning.now/2007/08/new_nsba_report_on_social_netw.html NSBA Creating and Connecting

36. There’s a time to think, and a time to act. And this, gentlemen, is no time to think.

37. Make it work for you

39. Des Moines, Iowa Students create both online portfolios for colleges and employers to find. Search for themselves to see what admissions will find about them. Making it Work Tips • Don’t lie • Be Professional • Show off and stay current • Censor yourself and friends • Edit, spell check and proofread Des Moines Register, July 19, 2007

40. BeRecruited.Com

46. Steve DemboSteve_Dembo@Discovery.com DENblogs.com