DIGITAL FOOTPRINT RESULTS

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eTwinning Project Digital Footprint Questionnaire results Presentation

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107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

eTwinners are from 14 to more than 50 years old, a great sample to analizeThe majority of our eTwinners are from 14 to 19 years old and from 40 to 50 years old

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

64% of eTwinners are women, 32% men and 4 etwinners prefer not to mention it

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

66% of eTwinners feel sufficient when they use online tools

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

The majority of eTwinners use their smart phones or laptps while connecting to the net

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

The majoriry of eTwinners usually connect to the net at home or at school

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

The majority of eTwinners spend on net between 1 and 6 hours daily

DIGITAL FOOTPRINT AWARENESS

Have you ever thought about the amount of information and data you leave when you are online?

The digital footprint is the trail of data you leave behind when you do anything online.

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

Digital footprint experience

A digital footprint is data that is left behind when users have been online. There are two types of digital footprints which are passive and active. A passive footprint is made when information is collected from the user without the person knowing this is happening. An active digital footprint is where the user has deliberately shared information about themselves either by using social media sites or by using websites.

An example of a passive digital footprint would be where a user has been online and information has been stored on an online database. This can include where they came from, when the footprint was created and a user IP address. A footprint can also be analysed offline and can be stored in files which an administrator can access. These would include information on what that machine might have been used for, but not who had performed the actions. An example of an active digital footprint is where a user might have logged into a site when editing or making comments such as on an online forum or a social media site. The registered name or profile can be linked to the posts that have been made and it is surprisingly easy to find out a lot about a person from the trails you leave behind.

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

107 eTwinners answered the questionnaire

This is a summary of results

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29% of eTwinners do not take in mind that all you do is saved on the internet

eTwinners use the net at school and at home

27% of eTwinners are not aware that their information & sharings may be fsaved in public nets.

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40% of eTwinners spend more than 4 hours a day on the internet

Some people had shared something in digital media in the name beyond knowledge of 13% of eTwinners.

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10% of eTwinners do not check information before sharing

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Don’t forget to check before sharing information or search information!