During Computing Club, we spent time reviewing and commenting on our fellow pupils' Wikipedia pages. Before leaving comments, we discussed the importance of communicating respectfully and responsibly online. Pupils shared positive feedback about each other's work, highlighting what they liked and suggesting ideas for improvement in a constructive way.
We also explored the implications of commenting online and how our words can have both positive and negative effects. We talked about how kind and helpful comments can encourage others and build confidence, while negative or thoughtless comments can upset people and damage relationships.
Pupils learned that everything posted online can leave a digital footprint, making it important to think carefully before sending messages or comments. This activity helped develop both our digital literacy skills and our understanding of online safety and responsible online behaviour.
Computing Club - Commenting on our Wikipedia Pages
