iSafe

Consequences of Photo Sharing Students will:
 * Learning Objectives**

Understand the positive uses and potentially negative consequences of posting and sharing photos in Cyberspace

Consider consequences of public photo sharing in Cyberspace

Understand risk levels in determining how to safely and responsibly manage photos while engaging in online activities

Understand the potential longevity of uploaded photos

Do you engage in use of Cyberspace for communicating or sharing photos? Before you answer that question, consider what sharing in Cyberspace may mean.
 * Sharing on social networking pages or other personal webpages
 * Sharing via cell phone, test messages or Twitter
 * Sharing via e-mail
 * Posting to commercial photo-sharing Web sites
 * Online chatting with apps like Google Talk Gadget
 * Online forums
 * SnapChat

Do you engage in use of Cyberspace for communicating or sharing photos? Yes or No

Risk Factors! What are the risk factor and why should I care? Before answering this question you should know the definition of high risk, moderate risk and low risk from engaging in Cyberspace activity.
 * High risk - Situation or action that provides significant exposure to the probability of loss, damage or unsafe situations.
 * Moderate risk - Situation or action that provides some exposure to a chance of loss, damage or unsafe situations.
 * Low risk - Situation or action that provides little or no exposure to the chance of loss, damage or unsafe situations
 * Low risk - Situation or action that provides little or no exposure to the chance of loss, damage or unsafe situations
 * Low risk - Situation or action that provides little or no exposure to the chance of loss, damage or unsafe situations

On a sheet of paper list four photo sharing formats i.e. e-mail, or commercial social networking sites. For each, assign a level of risk (low, moderate or high).

For the same four sites, indicate whether the site can be harmful to the user or to others. Label each usage with a definition of the behavior involved as “unthinking,” “irresponsible,” or “cruel”

For each potentially harmful usage you came up with, create a scenario to illustrate the problem.

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