CLICK CLEVER: Social Education for Digital Tardives and Digital Immigrants

DIGITAL IDENTITY

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What is Digital Identity?

Digital IdentityClick to read

Digital Identity is the way one person, organization or device appears online. Everything you own, share or do in the online world. Your digital identity consists of various pieces of information about you—in digital form—that, when put together, point to you. These various pieces are called “Digital attributes”.

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Digital AttributesClick to read

The Digital Attributes are nothing but your personal data and your online activity. They can be both obvious (Social Security number) or less apparent (search activities).

To have a clear overview, this is how the Digital Attributes are divided:

The online accounts DO include aspects of your actual identity. From that you can understand, therefore there are certain privacy and security risks related (e.g. identity theft).

There are some systems developed about authentication and authorization, but there is still no standardrized system to identify digital identities.

The ways to reduce the risks are:

ØLimit sharing your Social Security number

ØUse strong and unique passwords

ØUse a secure network or a VPN (virtual private network)

ØDon’t share your login credentials with others

ØDon´t share documents containing personal information

ØSecure your home Wi-Fi network with a strong password

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How to build your Digital Identity?

Monitor what people are finding out about you online.Click to read

ØGoogle yourself.

§How many results came up? Is there someone else with the same name? Is there someone saying something about you? Found something bad? Work on pushing the negative things in the back and make them less visible. Or just reply with kindness to any negative feedback in order to show the public that you know how to turn critiques into growing inspiration.

ØSet google alerts about your name.

§This free service lets you know when people say something about you online. Once you set up an account, Google Alerts will send you an email and let you know whenever a search term you’ve provided (“your name” or whatever other words you want) is published on the Internet.

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ØClaim your name.

§Purchase your domain name (yourname.com). Even if you don´t plan on launching a website or a blog, it is smart to secure your name before someone else claims it. Maybe in the near future it will be your career portfolio.

ØE-Signature.

§What says more about “identity” than a signature. With E-signature you have the possibility to associate all your formal identity data to any online document or portal. eSignatures are defined as: “an electronic sound, symbol or process that is attached to or logically associated with a record and executed or adopted by a person with the intent to sign the record.” Nowadays you can manage a lot of bureaucratic requirements using e-Signatures.

ØDigital will procedures.

§Digital wills are wills, that determine the fate of a person's digital presence once they die. Many websites now have a set of guidelines and procedures that can be followed to remove a deceased person's account from their servers. To fulfill your digital will you need to appoint someone as online executor in a formal document to express how your profiles and accounts shall be handled, providing a list of websites and logins, together with a copy of the death certificate (DesMarais, 2014).

ØJoin and participate.

§Once you know with who you want to get in touch with, or with which environment you want to be, choose the suitable websites and connect. While participating on those platform you are providing a great deal od data about yourself, so be cautious on what your share as you don’t really know the intentions of other users!

ØBlogging.

§Follow, comment or intervene as a guest in blogs that are relevant to your interests. Also, consider getting into blogging yourself. It´s a great way to share your expertise, build community, and position yourself as a niche expert. It´s probably the best way to get more audience and expand your digital identity, but again think thoroughly about what you publish as it will stay on the net possibly forever.

ØOwn website and career portfolio.

§To give a complete picture about yourself you can create your own website or online curriculum / career portfolio. A single place for all your career and achievement activity. Your career history, strengths, passions, brand attributes, and a value proposition on one place. Make sure that you accurately describe all your competences and skills, and make sure that no typos are included to avoid spoiling your digital identity.

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Tips for Digital identity

Tips for Digital identity Click to read

What goes online, stays online forever. What you post, what you say, how you behave, will be available to everyone, including: possible future employers, your family and children and your friends. And not just now, also in the future

“Be real and use your best judgement”

-Zappos

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Keywords

Digital Identity, Digital Attributes

Objectives/goals:

The goal of this course is to teach:
- how to build Digital Identity
- how to show your identity online in the best light
- how exposing private information can influence your reputation
- what to post and what not to post to preserve your digital identity

Description:

This course is directed to adult people, who are learning to get around with social media and therefore they need to know how to build and preserve their online reputation and digital identity. It contains a list of advices that can help them to build their Digital Identity.

Top 5 Key Facts

- What goes online stays online forever.
- It´s up to us to make Social Media a better and safer place.
- Be real. The Digital Identity is who you are.
- Think about how you appear online.
- Think about what is the smart thing to post.

Contents in bullet points

1. Module name : Digital Identity
1.1. Unit name: What is a Digital Identity?
1.1.1. Section Name: Digital Attributes
1.2. Unit name: How to build your Digital Identity?
1.2.1. Section Name: Monitor what people are finding out about you online.
1.2.2. Section Name: Web Presence
1.3. Unit name: Tips for Digital identity
1.3.1. Section Name: Do’s.
1.3.2. Section Name: Don’ts.

Reference Material

Facebook account creation tutorial: https://www.wikihow.com/Set-up-a-Facebook-Account

Instagram account creation tutorial: https://help.instagram.com/182492381886913?helpref=page_content

Pinterest account creation tutorial: https://www.dreamgrow.com/a-beginners-guide-to-pinterest/

WhatsApp account creation tutorial: https://www.wikihow.tech/Make-a-WhatsApp-Account

Bibliography

10 ways to build your online identity, Meg Guiseppi - https://www.careercast.com/career-news/10-ways-build-your-online-identity

5 tips to build a commanding online identity, AA.VV.- https://www.emtwodigital.com/5-tips-for-building-a-commanding-online-identity/

Easy tips on how to build your online identity, Alan Carniol - https://www.interviewsuccessformula.com/job-search-advice/easy-tips-on-how-to-build-your-online-identity.php

What's Your Digital Identity?
https://www.lifelock.com/learn-identity-theft-resources-whats-your-digital-identity.html

What is a Digital Identity? - Definition from WhatIs.com
https://whatis.techtarget.com/definition/digital-identity

8 Ways to Use Social Media for Good
https://businesscollective.com/8-ways-to-use-social-media-for-good/index.html

What is Digital Identity? https://www.techopedia.com/definition/23915/digital-identity

What is a domain name? https://www.techopedia.com/definition/1327/domain-name

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