Creating a Positive Footprint

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Personal/Social Competency Reflection

• I know that my digital footprint can have both positive consequences, like “meeting” in a sense new people, making new friends and getting new ideas. But it can also have negative consequences, like personal information being stolen, rumors being spread, people screenshotting personal information, organizations rejecting you and creating fights. I can adjust my actions so that my personal information is not posted and I avoid all the negatives consequences that I listed earlier.

• Some of my preferred strategies for maintaining a healthy, balanced online presence include, not having an account in which I can post stuff, not telling people I don’t know in real life information about myself like my name or city that I live in. I also try to limit my social media (mostly YouTube and Twitch) usage by trying to track my time on each app, then seeing if I am using it too much.

• By not making mean comments online, I make a positive difference to my peers.
• Some of the ways I work to build and maintain online relationships are by trying to message them often and trying to find common interests with them.