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#7234 What a thought....comparing our digital footprints online to actual tattoos. Does this tell digital tattoo tell about the REAL us?

#7234 Young users do not realize that what they put out here online is forever. It does not have a shelf life of 5 years....1/2 School Tube

#7234 and at the end of the 5 years the post goes away when they are ready to look for a job. Employers and Colleges are looking 2/2

#7234 The School Tube video is an eye opener, especially as a mom to middle school children. I know they are not thinking about this.

#7234 Another element of importance to remember would be to guard your phone. 1/2

#7234 Since digital items are forever it would be bad if someone posted something inappropriate in place of you and you got the blame. 2/2

FRIT#7234 What's Your Digital Footprint? 1 in 4 colleges and employers use Facebook or other social media to research an applicant....1/2

FRIT#7234 for admission. 35% of those Googled candidates discovered something negative about applicant. This is an important idea. 2/2

FRIT#7234 The lesson for us all is that we must guard our reputation while we are online, because we never know who is watching.

FRIT#7234 My Digital Footprint part 1 mentioned an interesting idea. Large companies are placing higher priorities on someone's digital.1/2

FRIT#7234 footprint. In fact, these companies are no longer accepting resumes. They are looking at social media accounts instead. 2/2

FRIT#7234 This idea seems foreign to me, because resumes have always been the norm. Moving to social media for job placement sheds new.1/2

FRIT#7234 light on what our youth need to be doing for their future. The technology world has really changed the way we operate in life.2/2

FRIT#7234 Educational Leadership I read this article and had a question. How do we keep our children safe from being found on the......1/2

FRIT#7234 internet by the wrong people while helping them to form positive images for colleges and future employers? 2/2

Yes, that is a good protocol to follow. If you would not want others to view it, then do not post it. x.com/cwatersh2o/sta…

@skelleyrobin1 That is true. It is scary to think that what we are posting online follows us forever. We must be careful.