What is the dtp
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The Digital Tattoo Project at UBC aims to help students manage their online identities through various resources. It established in 2008 to increase awareness of digital citizenship and how personal actions online can impact opportunities. The project uses a website, blog, wiki, videos and workshops to educate students on topics like protecting themselves, connecting responsibly, learning about online issues, using the internet for work, and publishing content. The goal is to assist students in creating positive digital identities and making thoughtful online decisions.
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What is the dtp
- 1. What is the Digital Tattoo Project? Digital Tattoo Project Overview www.digitaltattoo.ubc.ca digital.tattoo@ubc.ca
- 2. What is your digital tattoo? Digital Tattoo - Your digital identity - An expression of yourself to others - Formed, re-formed, and added to by you and others over time - Highly visible - Difficult to remove or alter We are individually accountable for our online decision-making!
- 3. Who has NOT seen this picture?
- 4. The Basics The Digital Tattoo Project: Established in 2008 to help students manage their personal, professional and academic identities online. Provides a number of resources on digital citizenship and identity, online presence, e-networking, and current issues on internet safety Presents the potential impacts, opportunities, and hazards that stem from online activity with a balanced viewpoint.
- 5. Project Goals Assist students in creating positive digital identities. Increase student awareness of online resources and their potential uses (Ex. Social media sites as employment tools) Raise questions, promote discussion and self-reflection, and keep our audience up- to-date with the latest in digital citizenship.
- 6. Project Components 5 main platforms for learning: 1. Website 2. Blog 3. Wiki 4. Videos 5. Workshop Sessions
- 8. Website www.digitaltattoo.ubc.ca The website is broadly categorized in 5 categories: 1. Protect 2. Connect 3. Learn 4. Work 5. Publish The website also contains interactive quizzes for each section.
- 9. Blog http://digitaltattoo.ubc.ca/blog/ Student-generated content Contains the latest news and trending stories regarding online identity and its importance Everything from relevant and humorous videos, serious news updates, reminders, and more. The blog is linked at the bottom of the website
- 10. Wiki, Videos & Workshops http://wiki.ubc.ca/Documentation:Digital_Tattoo_Curriculum Learning and teaching resources Wiki: A collection of all of our learning tools workshop slides and notes, project plans, transition reports, and more! Videos & Workshops: Additional learning tools aimed at the student population to increase awareness through a more interactive, visual platform Intent: To share our knowledge and resources with the community in hopes that others will use our materials in their own contexts, as well as build upon our works and share them with others
- 11. Overview Digital Tattoo = Digital Identity The Digital Tattoo Project: Provides a number of resources on digital citizenship and identity, online presence, e-networking, and current issues on internet safety Information presented with a balanced viewpoint via website, blog, wiki, videos, and workshop sessions Youre individually accountable for your online decision-making!
- 12. The Digital Tattoo Project Thanks for listening! www.digitaltattoo.ubc.ca digital.tattoo@ubc.ca