#ONL191 Topic 1 webinar on Online participation & digital literacies

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This document discusses online participation and digital literacies. It includes prompts for discussion around digital biographies and favorite digital tools. It also covers copyright and encourages using Creative Commons licenses to allow for sharing online. Creative Commons licenses are discussed as a way to enable internet sharing while also respecting copyright law.

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Online participation & digital literacies
Sinéad Whitty and Jörg PareigisThis work is licensed under CC BY 4.0

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1. What irritates you most about digital technology?
2. What do you enjoy most about digital technology?
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Discuss your digitial biography
When did you:
 own your first computer? What kind?
 write your first email? To whom?
 go online first? What did you do?
 own your first mobile phone? What kind?

Discuss your ”digitial biography”
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Fill in the form! Provide rough dates for all questions.
Choose the oldest or latest answer from your group.

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Do you have a favorite one?
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Copyright is a legal concept that gives the creator exclusive rights to their work. It provides copyright holders the rights to be credited for their work, determine how it can be adapted or used financially by others, make copies of their work, prepare derivative works, publicly distribute their work, display and perform their work. Simply creating and saving a work in a tangible medium like electronic form gives it automatic copyright protection. Individuals can be held liable for copyright infringement for copying and distributing others' copyrighted works without permission. Users need to understand copyright rules to properly use and credit others' creative works online.

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