JMU - Digital Ethics & Reputation Damage in a Social Media Culture
Digital Ethics & Reputation Damage in a Social Media Culture
Course# TD1558
Note: This workshop is capped at 20 participants.Categories: Communication, JMU Students and Safety
Level: Fundamental
Type: Single-Session Workshop
Total Workshop Time: 1.5 Hours
Make-Ups: No make-ups are scheduled for this workshop.
Pre-requisites: None
Target Audience: Individuals interested in learning about digital ethics and reputation damage.
Workshop Description:
This workshop will give adults, professionals and teaching candidates insight into today's social web and media from an adult perspective. Adults are coming online using social media at a rapid rate using Facebook, Twitter and other Web2.0 tools. They face reputation damage, identity theft, virus intrusion, professional discipline, job loss and more if they are not careful with their cellphones and web browsers. Strategies for dealing with compulsive media use and protecting ones privacy will be covered.
Presented: Joe Showker (JMU '79) - National Advisory Board-WebWiseKids.orgSession Information:
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Wine-Price
