Activity: Go to Settings on your phone or device and look at what information your apps are using or use MyPermissions.org to check through the permissions on your devices and social media platforms. Write a short blog post on what you found/did not find being shared by your apps. I checked the Settings on my… Continue reading Thing 4: Digital Security →![]()
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Thing 6: Accessibility
This is a cross-post between WordPress and Medium. Being partially colourblind, I have an accessibility issue. It’s the sort of issue that many other people don’t take particularly seriously (and of course, it’s nowhere near the same league as any of the main sensory deprivations, for example). Often, when I tell people I’m partially colourblind, … Continue reading “Thing 6: Accessibility”![]()
Using CiviCRM with Google Script/Google Drive with the new CiviService Google Script Library
At the Association for Learning Technology (ALT) we use the open source CiviCRM for membership and events management. I’ve previously described how we are able to do Custom regular reporting […]
Thing 4 – Digital Security
Write a short blog post on what you found/did not find being shared by your apps. I’m afraid I wasn’t able to complete this as my phone is too old (Android version 2.3.5). I’ll bear it in mind for when I eventually forced to buy a replacement. I have set a PIN and made a… Continue reading Thing 4 – Digital Security →![]()
Thing 3 – Digital Footprint
Write a short blog post reflecting on what you found and your thoughts on Digital Footprints. I don’t have a much of an online presence. I use Facebook to keep in touch with friends and I have a Twitter account which I’ve not yet used. I also use Pinterest for personal-related material. A Google search… Continue reading Thing 3 – Digital Footprint →![]()
Thing 7: Twitter
Ha! This one is easy! I’ve been on Twitter since February 2009 so I’m an old hand. I’ve got one account that I use to swap information with one set of friends, and another account which is related to a band I follow. I didn’t want to annoy my friends with pictures and news about […]![]()
Thing 7: Twitter
Ha! This one is easy! I’ve been on Twitter since February 2009 so I’m an old hand. I’ve got one account that I use to swap information with one set of friends, and another account which is related to a band I follow. I didn’t want to annoy my friends with pictures and news about […]![]()
Thing 3: Digital Footprint
Activity: write a short blog post reflecting on what you found and your thoughts on Digital Footprints I don’t actually have much of a presence and I want to make sure my presence does not come back to bite me. What I did not like when I searched for my name was zoominfo taking my name and… Continue reading Thing 3: Digital Footprint →![]()
Thing 2: Blogging , Step 3
This is the excerpt for your very first post.… Continue reading Thing 2: Blogging , Step 3 →![]()
Information flow: Ins and outs of Thing 4
Digital security is the topic of Thing 4 in the 23 Things course. Our activities included running through a scan of the permissions that the apps on our phones and/or devices use to see if any surprising info turned up. I went through a few of my phone’s apps and none of the settings stood […]
Thing 6: Accessibility
I read through the Stories of Web Users with interest. I used to work providing computing support for students with disabilities so most of the scenarios were familiar, but it was a few years ago… More![]()
Web journeys and associative footprints of Thing 3
Thing 3 in our course relates to the topic of digital footprints: the trails that we leave in place during our online excursions. These could take the form of photos, profiles, and comments on social media sites. The course resources listed a few videos, an e-Professionalism guide for students, and a case study (super interesting […]
