How is your Digital Reputation?

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Mrs. W's Tech Talk
 

A digital reputation is the way you are represented online. Throughout your life, the pictures you take, comments you make and people you associate with online, accumulate overtime establishing your digital reputation. It is easy to forget about how you are represented online because we are currently immersed in a society that runs on technology. It is important to remember how to properly regulate your digital reputation as you continue to use online platforms. 

Learning how to better represent yourself online comes with many things to remember. Being cautious is the first one. Being cautious can lead  you to reflect on what you post before you post it. Whether it be private information such as addresses or phone numbers, some information is just not meant for everyone else to see. Being mindful is the second one. Being mindful of your words online is a critical step in establishing a good digital reputation. When people talk online, it’s easy to say what you want when you’re not face to face, but words are powerful on and offline. Think about how you’d address someone in the real world and keep that in mind when commenting online.


Reference:



Robert, M., Verock-O'Loughlin, R.-E., Edwards, S. A., & Trust, T. (2019). Transforming Learning with New Technologies.                                                                      Hoboken, New Jersey: Pearson.


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