Establishing and managing your digital footprint
With the rapid pace of change in technology and teaching, no ONE person can know it all. Thanks to networks of friends and colleagues, no one person has to know it all.
Using the internet to establish your online presence or digital footprint and then building a network is the subject of this keynote address by social networks strategist and online communities consultant Laurel Papworth.
This keynote was delivered at Macquarie University on Tuesday, 29 July as part of edna's 2008 workshop tour.
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Presentation slides
Web sites related to this episode
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me.edu.au
- education.au's online networking site for Australian educators
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Facebook
- A popular, commercial online networking site
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Twitter
- An online microblogging, instant messaging tool.
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Go2Web20
- Online directory of thousands of interactive online tools.
- Laurel Papworth's web site
edna resources related to "online identity"
- Darwin [edna Resources]
- Blogs as reflective practice [edna Resources]
- Digital Footprints: Online identity management and search in the age of transparency [edna Resources]
- OpenID: intro and how to for non-techies [edna Resources]
- Information literacy experts or expats? [edna Resources]
- Sxip: Simple eXtensible Identity Protocol [edna Resources]
- Otaku Avatar Maker [edna Resources]
- Build your wild self [edna Resources]
- International Journal on E-Learning (IJEL), Volume 7, Number 3, July 2008 [edna Resources]
- Teens, privacy and online social networks. How teens manage their online identities and personal information in the age of MySpace [edna Resources]
