🔍 Part 1: Understanding Online Identity

1. What is a digital footprint?

The size of your computer screen

The trail of information you leave behind when using the internet

Your shoe size when shopping online

The number of websites you visit

2. Which of these could be part of your online identity? (Tick all that apply)

Your social media posts

Comments you make on websites

Photos you share online

Your favourite breakfast cereal

Messages you send to friends

3. True or False: Your online identity is always exactly the same as your real-life identity.

True

False

4. Which behaviour shows respect for others online?

Posting mean comments about classmates

Sharing someone's private photos without permission

Being kind and helpful in your messages

Pretending to be someone else

💭 Part 2: Reflection and Analysis

5. Look at the social media profile your teacher has given you. List two positive things about this profile:

Positive thing 1: _________________________________

Positive thing 2: _________________________________

6. What might be risky or send the wrong message about this profile?

7. How would you feel if your teacher, parents, or future employer saw this profile? Explain your answer.

8. Complete this sentence: "To keep my online identity positive and safe, I should..."

9. Think about what you've learnt today. Write your personal Digital Promise - one thing you will do to maintain a positive and safe online identity:

10. If you saw someone being unkind online, what would you do?

Join in with the unkind behaviour

Ignore it and do nothing

Tell a trusted adult or report it

Share it with more people

11. What advice would you give to a younger student about creating a good online identity?