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The Rise of the Digital Worker: How Digital Labour Platforms are Changing the Future of Work

By Olenna Hardie on April 29, 2022 | Tagged with Digital identity, employment, job hunting, job seeking

The Rise of the Digital Worker: How Digital Labour Platforms are Changing the Future of Work Guest Post by Olenna Hardie Imagine you’re browsing the internet, looking for a job, and an ad catches your eye: Be your own boss! Choose your hours! Work from anywhere! You click through and end up on a site […]

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Building Your Digital Avatar Using LinkedIn

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 […]

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Unkweusultineg Protecting Self & Community: Indigenous Activism & Safety in the Digital World

Unkweusultineg Protecting Self & Community: Indigenous Activism & Safety in the Digital World

By Taya Jardine on February 18, 2022 | Tagged with Digital Activism, Digital identity, Online Safety, Social media, social_network, surveillance

Unkweusultineg Protecting Self & Community: Indigenous Activism & Safety in the Digital World Guest Post by Taya Jardine Introduction We are in a new age of Indigenous uprisings across the colonized world. From international movements such as #LandBack to local movements in Indigenous Nations globally, we are at the forefront of revolution. Engaging with forms […]

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Nothing is “Neutral:” Passive Digital Footprints and the Perpetuation of Inequality

By Kathryn LeBere on February 4, 2022 | Tagged with data, Data, Data Collection, Digital identity, guest blog post, guest post, Social media

Nothing is “Neutral:” Passive Digital Footprints and the Perpetuation of Inequality Guest Post by Kathryn LeBere Have you ever paused to reflect on your passive online activity? How long you lingered on a post? Which links you clicked on while browsing? We all make thousands of semi-unconscious decisions when using the Internet. Our digital presence, […]

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Presentation for Educators: Managing Your Online Profile

Presentation for Educators: Managing Your Online Profile

By Rachael Bradshaw on August 26, 2021 | Tagged with Digital identity, education, online profile, professionalism

Presentation for Educators: Managing Your Online Profile Educators and future educators: This presentation is designed and adapted for you to help you learn how to build a digital profile that expresses an authentic “you” while maintaining a professional profile that can help you connect with your community and even help you advance your career. Presentation […]

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Guest Post: Chubby Cheeks, Tiny Hands, and Digital Footprints

By Rachael Bradshaw on July 13, 2021 | Tagged with Digital Footprint, Digital identity, digital tattoo, Instagram, Online Safety, privacy, Social media

Chubby Cheeks, Tiny Hands, and Digital Footprints By Kira Vandermeulen We’ve all seen those sweet posts featuring snaps of our friend’s baby with chubby cheeks and little hands. Today, social media is filled with children. This only makes sense: what with kids being so cute, why wouldn’t you Instagram it? However, as it becomes easier […]

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Guest Post: Social Media and You: What questions about social media haven’t we asked ourselves?

Guest Post: Social Media and You: What questions about social media haven’t we asked ourselves?

By Rachael Bradshaw on May 4, 2021 | Tagged with Digital identity, facebook, Instagram, Online Safety, sharing, Social media, Twitter

Social Media and You: What questions about social media haven’t we asked ourselves? by Annika Marshall “To capture the world’s moments.” [1] That’s the motto that caught everyone’s attention when Instagram first kicked off in 2010. However, the motto is missing a key detail – “with a filter on top.” Social media was once advertised […]

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Guest Post: What is Your Digital Environmental Footprint?

Guest Post: What is Your Digital Environmental Footprint?

By Rachael Bradshaw on April 20, 2021 | Tagged with Digital identity, environmental impact, Environmentalism, online learning, streaming

What is Your Digital Environmental Footprint? by Sasha Krieger As an environmentally conscious citizen, I make choices to recycle and consume less because I care  about the future of the planet. In an effort to combat global warming I vote for certain candidates, limit  my driving, and use reusable coffee cups and bags. While environmental […]

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Guest Post: What’s in My “Stream”?: Critical Knowledge for the Spotify User

Guest Post: What’s in My “Stream”?: Critical Knowledge for the Spotify User

By Rachael Bradshaw on April 7, 2021 | Tagged with algorithms., data, Data Collection, Digital identity, social_network, Spotify

What’s in My “Stream”?: Critical Knowledge for the Spotify User by Sam Davidson With 286 million users, Spotify is the world’s most popular music streaming platform, and there’s a good chance that you use it for your music listening needs [1]. What we don’t often consider when we’re putting in our earbuds is that Spotify […]

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Guest Post: The Many Sides of Being Social

Guest Post: The Many Sides of Being Social

By Rachael Bradshaw on March 10, 2021 | Tagged with digital citizenship, Digital identity, facebook, Instagram, Social media, social_network, surveillance, Twitter

The Many Sides of Being Social by Alannah Berson In 2014, several drag queens found themselves locked out of their Facebook accounts because their names weren’t “authentic”. [1] The accounts had been flagged after Facebook instituted a “Real Name” policy that limits what types of usernames are allowed on the site and seeks to tie […]

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