Online Reputation for Parents (International)

Course Duration: 90 minutes (approx.)

It’s more important than ever that parents and carers keep up with their children’s online activity and help to support them make the right decisions online so that they don’t jeopardise their future career prospects or develop a negative online reputation.

This course provides you with the core content you need to know in relation to managing your own online reputation as well as supporting your child.

Split into bite-sized modules, the training has been designed to provide maximum learning potential in the leanest, most cost-effective and most time-efficient manner. It has been produced in high-quality remote video CPD format which is accessible on any device, any time, anywhere.

Created by Igniyte Reputation, experts specialising in online reputation management and digital public relations, this course is split into five modules. The course consists of learning through video modules, completion of tasks, further reading and viewing external resources. Please consider this when planning and allocating your time. To successfully understand and achieve the objectives of the course, learners are expected to engage in all aspects of the learning process and complete all relevant activities to ensure they can successfully apply the knowledge and skills they have gained in their own setting.

Learning objectives:

Understanding what online reputation is and why it matters to individuals and organisations.
Recognising guidance and best practice in developing an awareness of your online reputation.
Appreciating how and why it’s important to present yourself positively online and distinguishing between online persona and online reputation.
Identifying the risks associated with reputational crises online, who these can affect can how it can impact on future decisions.
Understanding how children are engaging with the online world and practical steps to help support them make the right decisions and stay safe.

Modules

Module 1: What is an online reputation and why is it important?

In this module, you will explore what an online reputation is and why it has become so important, both to individuals and organisations.

Module 2: Online persona and online reputation

In this module you will explore the difference between an online persona and online reputation and how to manage both in a personal and business capacity.

Module 3: Risks associated with reputational crises

This module offers real-world examples of reputational crises caused by online content and potential outcomes of damaged reputations in personal and professional capacities.

Module 4: The importance of online reputation for parents and carers

This module explores how children are accessing the online world, what apps they are using, how they interact through games and tips on how to support a safer experience online.

Module 5: Practical ways to protect your online reputation

The final module offers practical guidance about protecting yourself online and an outline of the Right to be Forgotten law and GDPR.

Course Units

Introduction

Created by Igniyte Reputation, experts specialising in online reputation management and digital public relations, this course is split into five modules with a knowledge assessment at the end to help you evidence your learning.

Module 1: What is an online reputation and why is it important?

In this module, you will explore what an online reputation is and why it has become so important, both to individuals and organisations.

Module 2: Online persona and online reputation

In this module you will explore the difference between an online persona and online reputation and how to manage both in a personal and business capacity.

Module 3: Risks associated with reputational crises

This module offers real-world examples of reputational crises caused by online content and potential outcomes of damaged reputations in personal and professional capacities.

Module 4: The importance of online reputation for parents and carers

This module explores how children are accessing the online world, what apps they are using, how they interact through games and tips on how to support a safer experience online.