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Think Before You Post: The Lasting Impact of Social Media Choices
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Lesson Overview for the Teacher
This lesson is teacher-directed, featuring whole-class and small group discussions; it is not meant to be an independent student activity. Activity questions are structured for debate, possibly using a "four corners" debate approach where students move to different areas of the classroom based on their stance and then discuss/debate their reasoning in small groups. The teacher will guide discussions to ensure respectful and critical engagement.
Essential Question
How can information you post online affect your future?
Think Before You Post
Complete each lesson/task to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!
Introduction
Safety 101
Digital Footprint
Reporting
What's Inappropriate?
Share with Care
How do you socialize and interact online? How is this different than communicating and interacting with people face to face?
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Think Before You Post
Complete each lesson/task to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!
Introduction
Safety 101
Digital Footprint
Reporting
What's Inappropriate?
Share with Care
Safety 101
Click on the icons on image to reveal tips for using Social Media
Think Before You Post
Complete each lesson/task to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!
Introduction
Safety 101
Digital Footprint
Reporting
What's Inappropriate?
Share with Care
What is your digital footprint? Discuss and touch to reveal
All the information online about a person either posted by that person or others, intentionally or unintentionally
Invisible, temporary online information about a person that can't be tracked
Know Your Digital Footprint
It's growing. Your footprint expands as your information is copied and passed on, making it more searchable and viewable to a large invisible audience.It's not just up to you. When other people—like your friends, companies, or groups you belong to—track, post, or share information about you, it becomes part of your footprint.
Why is it important to pause before we share?
Discuss: Will deleting a post stop it from being shared or reposted?
Think Before You Post
Complete each lesson/task to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!
Introduction
Safety 101
Digital Footprint
What's Inappropriate?
Share with Care
Reporting
What’s inappropriate?
Posts, images, videos, or messages that violate platform guidelines, community standards, or societal norms Such content can harm others, damage reputations, and have legal or long-term personal consequences What are some examples of inappropriate social media content?
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Watch the news report and discuss the questions. Touch the question to reveal answers.
What types of threats were made?
What groups of people were affected by these threats?
What if a threat was meant to be a prank?
Click here for other examples of verbal threats that could lead to serious consequences.
What happened to the people accused of making these threats?
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Is the consequence lessened when a threat is made verbally?
Group Discussion/DebateDrag posts to the correct label
Appropriate to Post
Inappropriate to Post
Photo of yourself at the gym
Post that mocks or bullies a classmate
Photo of yourself riding an ATV
Photo of anyone's unclothed intimate body parts
Post that contains profanity
Solución
SOLUTION
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Should I Post It?
question 1/12
Photo of yourself or friends with alcohol
Use your judgement
Post it
Don't post it
QUIZ
RIGHT!
Reasoning: Underage drinking is a no go, even if it's not you
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Should I Post It?
question 2/12
Photo of yourself holding a gun
Don't post it
Post it
Use your judgement
QUIZ
RIGHT!
Reasoning: Could it be viewed as a threat? Does it mention a school or person? Is this for safe, responsible recreation like a hunting trip?
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Should I Post It?
question 3/12
Photo of youself with a famous person
Don't post it
Post it
Use your judgement
QUIZ
RIGHT!
Reasoning: Still be cautious: Why is this person famous?
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Should I Post It?
question 4/12
Photo of anyone flipping off the camera
Use your judgement
Post it
Don't post it
QUIZ
RIGHT!
Reasoning: It reflects poorly on one's level of maturity.
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Should I Post It?
question 5/12
Image or video of you or friends attempting to do something reckless and dangerous
Use your judgement
Post it
Don't post it
QUIZ
RIGHT!
Reasoning: Many people are attempting dangerous stunts for social media attention. The overall public opinion of these stunts is negative.
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Should I Post It?
question 6/12
Footage of people in an argument or fight
Use your judgement
Post it
Don't post it
QUIZ
RIGHT!
Reasoning: What are you hoping to accomplish by posting it publicly? Consider only providing footage to interested parties.
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Should I Post It?
question 7/12
Photo of a sleeping friend
Use your judgement
Post it
Don't post it
QUIZ
RIGHT!
Reasoning: It doesn't appear the person in the photo consented to that image being taken or posted.
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Should I Post It?
question 8/12
Post that threatens violence to someone else
Use your judgment
Post it
Don't post it
QUIZ
RIGHT!
Reasoning: The police take threats very seriously.
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Should I Post It?
question 9/12
Reposting something that promises to increase your followers
Use your judgement
Post it
Don't post it
QUIZ
RIGHT!
Reasoning: It's likely a scam and could harm your computer or personal information.
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Should I Post It?
question 10/12
Reposting a threatening post or image
Use your judgement
Post it
Don't post it
QUIZ
RIGHT!
Reasoning: What is your purpose for reposting it? Report instead of reposting
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Should I Post It?
question 11/12
Sharing a fake post about a threat on a school
Use your judgement
Post it
Don't post it
QUIZ
RIGHT!
Reasoning: Spreading a non-credible post is considered a false alarm or report charge, which is a criminal offense. Report it to a trusted adult or the police.
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Should I Post It?
question 12/12
Making a sarcastic comment about how you wish damage to your school
Use your judgement
Post it
Don't post it
QUIZ
RIGHT!
Reasoning: You may think you're joking, but the police and schools take all threats seriously. Therefore, you may be arrested and expelled.
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QUIZ
ERROR!
Wrong!
TRY AGAIN
Think Before You Post
Complete each lesson/task to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!
Introduction
Safety 101
Digital Footprint
Reporting
Share with Care
What's Inappropriate?
What consequences could I face?
Click each image and discuss.
QUIZ
question 1/2
But I am not the one in the photo. I didn’t write this post. I just shared it! I won't get in trouble.
TRUE
FALSE
QUIZ
RIGHT!
Reasoning: That doesn't matter. As soon as YOU click share or post, YOU have now made the threat. YOU are now responsible.
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QUIZ
question 2/2
What about threats that are not made online?
It's okay!
Umm, no!
QUIZ
RIGHT!
Any written or verbal threat of violence against any person or property is a felony crime. The police take all threats seriously and have a zero tolerance policy, including false alarms and reports. Under Louisiana Law, individuals found guilty of false or intended threats can face up to 15 years in prison and significant fines.
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QUIZ
ERROR!
Wrong!
TRY AGAIN
Visual Examples of Threats
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Share with Care
What you do online has real-world consequences. The photos, videos, and messages you share affect you, your privacy, your reputation, and those of the people around you — now and in the future. Stop and think before you post.
What you post could have a bigger “audience” than you think. It’s impossible to completely control who sees your profile, pictures, videos, or texts — even if you use privacy settings or apps that delete your content after it’s viewed or within 24 hours.
It is easy to be impulsive and irresponsible with posting social media content. The decisions made with what we post have lasting effects- the internet never forgets.
Even if you delete something you’ve posted — or the post expires — that photo or comment you don’t want people to see anymore could be saved, shared, and live somewhere online — permanently.
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Think Before You Post
Complete each lesson/task to beat the game: there is no other way to escape!
Introduction
Safety 101
Digital Footprint
Reporting
What's Inappropriate?
Share with Care
LA-SAFE
Don't ignore it! Speak up and report it!
Anyone who wishes to report suspicious activity or concerning threats against the public are encouraged to contact the Louisiana State Analytical and Fusion Center (LA-SAFE) at 225-925-4192. The Louisiana State Police also offer an online reporting system through a secure form, which is submitted directly to the appropriate investigators. Anyone can access this form by visiting the LA-SAFE website http://la-safe.org
If you see a friend post something false, thoughtless or unsafe, tell them. You may keep your friend out of trouble and avoid embarrassing themselves. If you see something inappropriate online, report it and tell a trusted adult. Most apps and platforms have a way to report if someone’s behavior is threatening or inappropriate.
- Arthur C. Clarke
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Check those privacy and location sharing settings
- Students: disruption of learning, emotional distress
- Teachers & staff: disruption of instructional time, emotional distress
- Parents & families: worry about child's safety
- School administration: response to threat, safety protocols
- Law enforcement: investigating, arrest, securing the school, ensuring safety
- School community: worry about safety
- Student making the threat: expulsion, felony charges, prison time, unable to graduate, counseling intervention
- Parents of the student making the threat: financial and legal responsibilities, emotional distress
Don’t share your personal information, like your phone number, address, or school
Kevin Martinez-Molina posted a threat against a high school on social media. A student from Gunn Junior High made a verbal threat against the school. A student from Lamar High posted a message threatening violence against a staff member.
NO! Any written (hand-written, typed, texted, direct message, online or app, etc.) or verbal (spoken, recorded) threat of violence against any person or property is a felony crime. The police take all threats seriously and have a zero tolerance policy, including false alarms and reports. Under Louisiana Law, individuals found guilty of false or intended threats can face up to 15 years in prison and significant fines. If the FBI gets involved, the number and type of possible consequences increases, including federal charges, monitoring, and the classification as a national security issue.
Don’t overshare!
Appropriate
Photo of yourself riding an ATV Photo of yourself at the gym
Inappropriate
Post that mocks or bullies a classmate Photo of anyone's unclothed body parts (You may also face criminal charges) Post that contains profanity