Tag: #UOSM2008

Nowadays, ethics is one of the major concerns regarding social media. Many people are subject of abuses, as racism and sexism are easily scattered by users that hide behind their digital anonymity (The Guardian, 2017) and even by public profiles as described in Topic 3, using the case of Justine Sacco. Furthermore, privacy is another … Continue reading The Dark Side of the Sharing Economy

In my reflective summary for Topic 2, I aimed to improve the quality of my future posts by producing more engaging articles. Even if I believe that this week I made better use of visual, incorporating them more effectively in my post, I consider that I tried to boost my article by making it more appealing … Continue reading Topic 3 – Reflection

Nowadays, a new generation of workforce with an emerging culture becomes known. The digital revolution enabled a new model of collaboration, which leads to better innovation and higher performance (Tapscott, 2014). As the process is now led by creativity, the new approach is more favourable for an online professional profile. But, as this video suggest, … Continue reading Make it count.

As I’ve previously mentioned in the Topic 1 – Reflection, being part of the #UOSM2008 community is a valuable resource. The Online Identity topic was extremely generous and it could be addressed from multiple perspectives. However, it was extremely well covered by our team of bloggers, who analysed the problem in original ways. One of … Continue reading Topic 2 – Reflection