lesson
A shared copy can travel further
1 · Learn
Sharing content can make a copy available to other people. They may save or forward it, even if the original is later removed. Think before sharing rather than relying on deleting it afterwards.
Get permission for other people's work or images, follow school rules and leave out private information. Do not publish someone else's name, voice or photograph as a class experiment.
2 · Worked example
I use an original drawing and invented character in a practice page instead of publishing a real classmate's photograph.
3 · Your turn
If you delete your original shared image, does that guarantee every saved copy elsewhere disappears?
Check your answer
No. Others may already have saved copies, which is one reason to think carefully before sharing.
4 · Apply your learning
Review a fictional poster for privacy and permission issues. Explain what you would change before any approved sharing.
Adult guidance and safety
Use an adult-approved offline or school-managed application and invented non-personal data. Do not change real network settings, publish recordings or upload others' images. Follow paper models with practical work in a suitable tool and check saved files reopen.
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