My digital portfolio can be found by clicking on the link to my C.V. It is still under editing because I am still building my digital identity and working on various projects. I first started this site for a class and I was not sure what I would use my sites for, but I have continuously Read More
Digital Portfolio
My digital resume can be found under the “resume” menu item on this site (oliviacprice.com). It is still a work in progress in terms of appearance because the text format got a little sloppy when I was putting it on the page. However, it is completely updated, and I paid specific attention to making sure Read More
My website
https://kemmrich.wixsite.com/kellyemmrich This is my current professional blog. I have sent it out to a few employers. Some of the choices I made on it aren’t inherently professional like the fonts and the pictures. Since I am going into animation after undergraduate, it only makes sense that my online presence and professional website reflects that. On … Continue reading My website →
Digital Identity
When I first created a blog for UMW, it was a UMW blogs account and it was for my Writing About Liberty class sophomore year. Back then I didn’t really care about my digital identity, as I was young and naive. However, when the history department made it a requirement for us to make a …
Five Things I Learned About My Digital Identity
My digital identity did not look the way I expected it to. Every few years, I check up on it, and the last time I can remember doing so, about all that showed up was my high school graduation and my facebook. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that this time around, the first few … Continue reading Five Things I Learned About My Digital Identity
Week 9- 5 Lessons on Digital Identity
Lesson One: (from chronicle.com) Make sure your familiar with a site, its community, and its settings before you sign up. The more participation and productivity, the more present the sites and information will becomes. Check, double check, and triple check your privacy settings. One of the easiest ways to create a distinct identity for yourself … Continue reading Week 9- 5 Lessons on Digital Identity →
Week 9 – Adventures in Digital History – Digital Identity
Creating a digital identity is hard at first because you may not have a lot of works to show off. I looked at a few blogs and articles that focused on creating a digital identity and they all pointed out various thoughts to consider. I looked at the site of Jessica Reingold, who has such Read More
Creating a Digital Identity
This week we focused on how to create a digital identity. There is no set format or way to create this identity, giving people lots of options as they try to create a digital portfolio. Some lessons that I have learned while viewing others websites and advice blogs: From Jessica Reingold I learned that my […]
Digital Identity–still in the works
The recent assignment to explore the horrors of digital identity has been an issue that I have been dealing with all semester. After a talk with one of the members of the digital knowledge center, I decided to give “lakelyn wiley” a google and too my surprise I found that my digital identity was nothing like …
Five Lessons On Digital Identity
The internet knows a lot about me, actually, it know everything. Even in my limited social presence, my personal information like emails, phone number, address, login information, is all traceable, ugh. Tim Herrera’s article, How to See What the Internet Knows About You (And How to Stop It) , eases some tension because it offers ways …