In social networks people often wear masks. Then again, in life we present different elements of our real self to different people. The big questions were: How do you know who is real? What can you give of your "real" yourself but still keep you safe? Created for the Bregman Conference for adults with developmental disabilities.
3. What Do You Talk About?
I hope you had a good weekend
Shabot Shalom!
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4. What Do You Share On Facebook?
Wish Your Friends Happy Birthday
Tell Your Friends You Like
What They Post
Chat With Your Friends
Play Games
Share Videos
Watch Videos
Share Your Photos
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5. How Do You Know When Some
One Is Wearing A Mask?
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6. What do you do if someone wants to friend you?
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8. What Should You NEVER Share On Facebook?
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9. 9 Facebook Safety Rules
1. Don’t post your address or phone number on your profile and only list the
date of your birthday—not the year
2. Block and report anyone that sends you unwanted information If it feels
wrong then it probably is.
3. Never give your Internet password to anyone. Not even your best friend.
4. Be careful about downloading extra applications for your Facebook page.
Check to make sure there are lot's of other people using it and check to see
if people have comments about it.
5. Do not accept all ‘friend requests’. If you don’t recognize the name or
picture, say no to the friend request
6. Be careful of what you post on your wall. Make sure you don’t give away too
many personal details such as when you are going away on a holiday.
7. Filter Your Photos - make sure that you are okay with the world seeing the
pictures you post. Even your boss or your mom.
8. Be careful when you click links that you receive in messages from your
friends
9. Remember that everything you put on Facebook is forever. Even if you
delete your account, anyone on the Internet can easily print photos or save
images and videos to their computer
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