1. Ethics
1.1. good play
1.1.1. trustworthiness
1.1.2. identity
1.1.2.1. posting = safe/appropriate?
1.1.3. participation
1.1.3.1. storing own data
1.1.3.1.1. solving world problems
1.1.4. privacy
1.1.4.1. digital footprint
1.1.5. ownership
1.2. Issues
1.2.1. predators
1.2.2. plagiarism
1.2.3. sexting
1.2.4. cyberbullying
1.2.5. identity theft
1.2.5.1. online shopping
1.2.5.2. emails
2. Digital Dossier
2.1. before birth
2.1.1. ultra sound
2.1.2. hospital records
2.2. digital tracks
2.2.1. facebook
2.2.1.1. cookies
2.2.1.2. pictures
2.2.2. online shopping
2.2.2.1. credit cards
2.2.3. cell GPS
2.2.4. google
2.2.4.1. IP address
3. Marketing
3.1. brand name
3.1.1. loyalty = young
3.1.2. example
3.1.2.1. Tommy Hilfiger
3.1.2.2. Calvin Klein
3.1.2.3. Nike
3.2. persist power
3.2.1. importance
3.2.1.1. guilt
3.2.1.2. good provider
3.2.1.3. more effective
3.2.2. persistence
3.2.2.1. less effective
3.2.2.2. repeated
3.2.3. children = decision-making
3.3. education
3.3.1. lower budget
3.3.1.1. "real life lessons"
3.3.1.2. corporate influence
3.3.2. examples
3.3.2.1. Kraft "healthy eating"
3.3.2.2. Pizza Hut reading
4. Privacy
4.1. smart phones
4.1.1. "I can stalk u"
4.1.1.1. deactivate geotaging
4.1.2. invisible trail
4.2. pictures
4.2.1. children's location
4.2.2. map bedroom
4.2.3. daycare
5. Cyberbullying
5.1. types
5.1.1. inadvertent
5.1.2. power-hungery
5.1.2.1. revenge of the nerds
5.1.3. vengeful angle
5.1.4. mean girl
5.2. victims
5.2.1. ages 9-14
5.3. netiquette
5.3.1. golden rule
5.3.2. respect
5.3.3. jk/ :)
5.4. stop, block & tell
5.4.1. 5 min break
5.4.2. think before you click
6. Pornography
6.1. negative effects
6.1.1. risk-taking behaviour
6.1.2. interpersonal victimization
6.1.3. mental health issues
6.1.4. sexual aggression
6.2. combat
6.2.1. medial literacy
6.2.2. filtering software
6.2.3. be open