Web smarts
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Presentation given at the 2010 Pacific High School Youth Summit. It discusses why it's important to think before posting things to social networking sites or sending images via text.
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Web smarts
- 1. On NOT being an idiot on the web: Social networking, cell phones, and avoiding regret Presented by: Matthew Buzzy Nielsen Assistant Director, North Bend Public Library This presentation is licensed under a Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution October 14, 2010 United States license. For more information, visit http://www.creativecommons.org.
- 2. Think
- 3. A myriad of sites
- 4. Social networking is ... Connecting with friends and family Conversing with people Sharing your interests Staying connected
- 5. Sharing is easy ... too easy
- 6. Sharing is easy ... too easy
- 8. Think
- 9. I trust my friends
- 10. But do I trust my friends' friends?
- 11. I have no idea who those people are. And yet I can still look at this photo because my friend commented on it. And because of lax privacy settings.
- 12. And what about these people? ts Te n ac re he Pa rs Police sions st af f A dmis Potent ial emp loyers eopelen that slide) eirdhp peopl o W e ot e r et o th (no of f e ns
- 13. Uploading a photo takes 30 seconds. Humiliation lasts a lifetime
- 14. Case in point Thanks for eating at Brixx, you cheap piece of @%#& camper.
- 15. Think
- 16. And it's not just the Internet Photo source: tillwe on flickr
- 17. The beauty of MMS
- 18. And the not so beautiful 20%
- 19. Percent of you who have sexted Data source: National Campaign to Prevent Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy, "Sex and Tech"
- 20. Another case in point Photo source: Mwibisono3 on Wikimedia Commons
- 21. Another case in point
- 22. Don't believe the hype. Not all publicity of good publicity.
- 23. When you upload a photo to the Web or text a photo to a friend You. Lose. Control.
- 24. The magic of forwarding
- 25. And copy & paste
- 27. I trust my friends
- 28. All 400 of them ><
- 29. How to take control 1. Be careful who your friend. 2. Be discerning about what you post. 3. Think about what contact info to share. 4. Turn on privacy controls
- 30. 1. Be careful who you friend It's all right to click this. No, really.
- 31. 2. Be discerning about what you post
- 32. 2. Be discerning about what you post
- 33. 3. Thing about what info to share
- 34. 4. Turn on privacy controls
- 35. 4. Turn on privacy controls
- 36. And don't forget your mobile phone
- 37. Think
- 38. And take control
- 39. Questions? View this presentation on slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/nbpl/web-smarts This presentation was made using open source software. Fedora Linux OpenOffice Chromium GIMP Shutter Android Operating system Impress Web browser Image editor Screenshot utility Mobile operating Presentation program system