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Building Your Digital Avatar Using LinkedIn
By Maitreyi Bodkhe on March 25, 2022 | Tagged with Digital identity, LinkedIn, social_network, success, Work
Building Your Digital Avatar Using LinkedIn Guest Post by Maitreyi Bodkhe After more than a year of Zoom school and professors encouraging everyone to turn on their cameras, I’ve spent a lot of time pondering my social media usage and digital identity. One of my favorite pandemic activities has been creating quirky Zoom backgrounds for […]
Where Should We Take Open Access Next?: Moving Forward By Centering an Ethics of Care
By Amber Gallant on March 18, 2022 | Tagged with open academia, open access, open education
Where Should We Take Open Access Next?: Moving Forward By Centering an Ethics of Care Guest Post by Amber Gallant What is Open Access (OA)? In 2002, a small group of scholars met to discuss the unaffordability of scholarly publishing and explore alternate avenues to make research freely accessible. The declaration they drafted, the Budapest […]
Period-Tracking Apps Do Not Keep Your Health Data Private
By Emma Cornelius on March 4, 2022 | Tagged with Data, Data Collection, privacy
Period-Tracking Apps Do Not Keep Your Health Data Private By Emma Cornelius Your period-tracking app knows all about you, but it is not protecting your privacy. There is no doubt these apps can be useful. Tracking your period, emotions, ovulation, pain, and sexual activity might help you get to know yourself and understand what is […]
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