Digital+Citizenship+Perspectives-Teachers_Technical+Awareness

=Digital Citizenship Perspectives-Teachers_Technical Awareness=


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Overview/description
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It connects to the teachers perspectives because it shows why teachers should teach the students about being safe on the internet and having good digital footprint.

Examples
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Most employers look on Twitter and Facebook for job applicants. The most effective applications are: Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, an online portfolio, and a blog. One in five employers search social networking sites for information about the job applicants. A person's email address also has an influence on the hiring process because what they have on there email can influence if they can get the job they applied for/hiring process. Teachers should teach students about digital footprint because what they do or put on the web could possibly affect them in a big way.

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Areas of Awareness
1. Technical Access and Awareness 2. Individual Awareness 3. Social Awareness 4. Cultural Awareness 5. Global Awareness

Team Members

 * 1) Brittany Oeltjen

Bibliography/Citations
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