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Sunday, October 07, 2007
YOUR NEW PERMANENT RECORD?
Steve Dembo of the Discovery Channel, blogger for the Discovery Educator Network‘s Digital Passport and the Teach42 blog calls the Web “your new permanent record.” According to Dembo, “Once you put it out there on the Web you can’t take it back. So, when you are looking for a job your potential employer may just look you up.” And he’s right.
When you hit the DELETE button, you probably think--gone forever. You couldn’t be more wrong. Delete does NOT mean gone. So, THINK BEFORE YOU POST, because you could just be creating your new permanent record.
Please watch the two links--both YouTube videos, Version 1 converted by Zamzar, a free online file converter.
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