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Privet info

We are often asked to share information online about ourselves. The people you share your information with could be your friends next door, or people you don’t know who live on the  other side of the world. Sharing your private identity information can put you at risk for identity theft. (using someone’s personal information and pretending to be them)

Each time you share information about yourself online, stop and think: “Am I giving out information that I should keep private?”

Decide whether each kind of information is personal information that you would share or private information that you should never share without the permission of a parent, guardian, or teacher. Cut from the list and paste into the table below

Full name (first and last)

Age

Home address

Email address

Date of birth

Gender (boy or girl)

How many brothers and sisters you have

Favorite band, Favorite sports team, Favorite food

Home Phone number, mobile number

Credit card numbers

The name of your pet

Parents names

Brothers and sisters names

Favourite subjects at school

My learning goals

My strengths - what I am good at

Something or someone I admire

Personal Information - that you would share online	Private Information - that you should never share without the permission of a parent, guardian, or teacher.
Gender (boy or girl) Favorite band, Favorite sports team, Favorite food Age The name of your pet Favorite subjects at school My learning goals My strengths - what I am good at Something or someone I admire Paste here	Home address Email address Date of birth Home Phone number, mobile number Credit card numbers Parents names Brothers and sisters names Paste here

Use Common Sense!

• Only you can be responsible for protecting your private information online.
• Tell your parent or guardian if you think someone has your private identity information who shouldn’t.

Create and share your personal profile on your blog.

Your blog has been created to share your learning. Write a personal profile to share on your blog. There are people you know, and people you don’t know, who can view your profile.

Decide what personal information you want to  share about yourself. Is all the information in your personal profile OK to share?

Create a new post on your blog and paste your personal profile on your blog. Include a heading and a label before publishing.