Online identity class.pdf
•Download as PPTX, PDF•
0 likes•424 views
This document discusses discovering and managing your online identity. It explains how to search the deep web to find information about yourself, including using sites like Pipl and Kosmix. It emphasizes the importance of managing your privacy settings on sites like Facebook to limit accessible information. Finally, it provides steps for directly controlling your online identity through services like Reputation.com that allow removing your information from public records sites and the deep web.
Report
Share
Report
Share
Recommended
The ultimate guide to the invisible web
This document provides an overview of the "invisible web", which refers to web pages that are not indexed by search engines and thus not visible to users performing web searches. It discusses reasons why pages may be invisible, including dynamic URLs, form-controlled entry, password protection, newness of pages, and use of robots.txt to block indexing. The size of the invisible web is estimated to be several orders of magnitude larger than the visible web indexed by search engines. The document also provides some ways to make previously invisible content visible, such as dumping databases to static HTML or publishing select information without forms.
Deep Web
Deep Web refers to information that is not indexed by search engines because it is generated dynamically based on user inputs into forms on websites. Search engine crawlers cannot access this data as they do not know how to populate and submit the various types of forms to retrieve the information. Google researchers have developed a method to have their spiders comprehensively fill out and submit HTML forms to index the content generated from user inputs. They can now retrieve this previously hidden "Deep Web" data and surface it in search results. This allows Google to directly answer user queries without needing to link them to separate websites, improving relevance.
Privacy on the Internet
Privacy on the Internet - some thoughts on issues and tools that you can use to keep your data private.
Web Search Training 2
The document discusses how relying solely on Google.com for internet searches is insufficient and provides only a small fraction of available information. It notes that Google indexes less than 1% of the internet and that users often do not find what they are looking for. It recommends exploring other search tools provided by Google as well as other types of specialized search engines to more thoroughly search the web and find relevant information. Integrating diverse search tools into one's research strategy can provide access to more complete information and opportunities.
SEO Will Never Die! Part 1
SEO will never die! Part 1 discusses how Google is focusing on providing high quality, fact-based content to users through techniques like knowledge-based trust and knowledge vault. It also covers topics like AMP, progressive web apps, mobile-first indexing, and ensuring a fast mobile experience to keep users engaged. New technologies like app indexing and payment APIs are helping to bridge the gap between mobile web and native apps.
social-networking sites
That's why we've developed a number of complex systems that operate behind the scenes to keep you se...
Advanced internet search
The document provides an overview of advanced internet search techniques. It discusses:
1) How search engines like Google work by having spiders explore the internet and build indexes of words on websites that are then searched through by the search engine.
2) Factors that impact search results rankings, such as algorithms and interested parties trying to manipulate results.
3) Alternative search engines and advanced Google search functions for finding specific types of information.
4) Strategies for finding statistics online, such as searching terms like "statistics", "data", and "government" and identifying who would collect data on a particular topic.
Your externalintelligence blink-en-2019-toslideshare
This document discusses how to sustain an active external intelligence and monitoring activity at a minimal cost. It suggests using Blink, an artificial intelligence tool that can monitor relevant information sources, filter out unreliable sources, and automatically organize and share key insights with company teams. Blink uses natural language processing to save time spent searching for trends and alerts users to increases in keyword citations from tracked sources.
Recommended
The ultimate guide to the invisible web
This document provides an overview of the "invisible web", which refers to web pages that are not indexed by search engines and thus not visible to users performing web searches. It discusses reasons why pages may be invisible, including dynamic URLs, form-controlled entry, password protection, newness of pages, and use of robots.txt to block indexing. The size of the invisible web is estimated to be several orders of magnitude larger than the visible web indexed by search engines. The document also provides some ways to make previously invisible content visible, such as dumping databases to static HTML or publishing select information without forms.
Deep Web
Deep Web refers to information that is not indexed by search engines because it is generated dynamically based on user inputs into forms on websites. Search engine crawlers cannot access this data as they do not know how to populate and submit the various types of forms to retrieve the information. Google researchers have developed a method to have their spiders comprehensively fill out and submit HTML forms to index the content generated from user inputs. They can now retrieve this previously hidden "Deep Web" data and surface it in search results. This allows Google to directly answer user queries without needing to link them to separate websites, improving relevance.
Privacy on the Internet
Privacy on the Internet - some thoughts on issues and tools that you can use to keep your data private.
Web Search Training 2
The document discusses how relying solely on Google.com for internet searches is insufficient and provides only a small fraction of available information. It notes that Google indexes less than 1% of the internet and that users often do not find what they are looking for. It recommends exploring other search tools provided by Google as well as other types of specialized search engines to more thoroughly search the web and find relevant information. Integrating diverse search tools into one's research strategy can provide access to more complete information and opportunities.
SEO Will Never Die! Part 1
SEO will never die! Part 1 discusses how Google is focusing on providing high quality, fact-based content to users through techniques like knowledge-based trust and knowledge vault. It also covers topics like AMP, progressive web apps, mobile-first indexing, and ensuring a fast mobile experience to keep users engaged. New technologies like app indexing and payment APIs are helping to bridge the gap between mobile web and native apps.
social-networking sites
That's why we've developed a number of complex systems that operate behind the scenes to keep you se...
Advanced internet search
The document provides an overview of advanced internet search techniques. It discusses:
1) How search engines like Google work by having spiders explore the internet and build indexes of words on websites that are then searched through by the search engine.
2) Factors that impact search results rankings, such as algorithms and interested parties trying to manipulate results.
3) Alternative search engines and advanced Google search functions for finding specific types of information.
4) Strategies for finding statistics online, such as searching terms like "statistics", "data", and "government" and identifying who would collect data on a particular topic.
Your externalintelligence blink-en-2019-toslideshare
This document discusses how to sustain an active external intelligence and monitoring activity at a minimal cost. It suggests using Blink, an artificial intelligence tool that can monitor relevant information sources, filter out unreliable sources, and automatically organize and share key insights with company teams. Blink uses natural language processing to save time spent searching for trends and alerts users to increases in keyword citations from tracked sources.
Lightning Talk: Using Data without Compromising Privacy
Deep learning and machine learning more broadly depend on large quantities of data to develop accurate predictive models. In areas such as medical research, sharing data among institutions can lead to even greater value. However, data often includes personally identifiable information that we may not want to (or even be legally allowed to) share with others. Traditional anonymization techniques only help to some degree.
In this talk, Red Hat's Gordon Haff will share with you the active research activity taking place in academia and elsewhere into techniques such as multi-party computation and homomorphic encryption. The goal of this research is to enable broad information sharing leading to better models while preserving the anonymity of individual data points.
Blink external intelligence & analytics (EN)
BLINK is an innovative strategic intelligence solution that uses Natural Language Processing and Artificial Intelligence to help organizations and researchers stay updated. It allows an active monitoring of Internet user selected sources of information (web sites, blogs, RSS feeds, Twitter accounts). BLINK reads, analyzes and generate graphical representations of trends, correlations and words buzz. SaaS model, BLINK does not require any client download. User friendly, accessible and features automatic newsletter creating and distribution. Visit www.blinklogics.com and test it for free !
Artificial Intelligence: Beyond Machine Learning
The past decade or so has seen such rapid advances in supervised deep learning and neural networks that those areas, and machine learning more generally, have become almost synonymous with AI especially in popular media. However, there are other broad areas of research that have fed into AI historically and continue to be important today.
In this talk, Red Hat’s Gordon Haff will place machine learning within this set of broader science and engineering specialties that include cognitive psychology, control theory, linguistics, and human factors. The goal is to provide attendees with a broader context for both learning and applying cross-disciplinary fields of study to their AI-related work.
Weekly eDiscovery Top Story Digest - March 5, 2014
Compiled by @ComplexD from online public domain resources, provided for your review/use is this week’s update of key industry news, views, and events highlighting key electronic discovery related stories, developments, and announcements.
Available as an information source for eDiscovery and information management professionals since 2010, the Top Story Digest is published weekly on the ComplexDiscovery (.com) blog.
Follow ComplexDiscovery.com via social media on Twitter (@ComplexD), LinkedIn, Google+ and RSS.
To receive the Weekly eDiscovery News Update by email for eDiscovery news, corporate risk information and vendor clips, visit http://www.ComplexDiscovery.com.
SnW18: opening slide
This document provides information about the HackHack@@ hackathon event being held on March 3-4, 2018 at Politecnico di Milano in the DEIB department. It outlines the schedule, locations, teams, activities, food provided, and awards for the hackathon event. The goal of the hackathon is for participants to hack and challenge themselves with new technologies over a two day coding marathon to implement ideas and solve problems.
Building Your Emarketing IQ
Increase you e-IQ with tips on online resources you can use to monitor your competition, the market, and yourself.
Social Media: Now What Do I Do?
This document discusses alternative fee arrangements that three lawyers - Toby Brown, Greg Lambert, and Lisa Salazar - have used in their law firm. It also discusses how they have leveraged technology, such as legal research apps, virtual offices, cloud computing, social media, and mobile devices to improve their law practice. The document advocates for the use of these technologies and alternative fee structures to increase efficiency and marketability for small law firms.
Social Media Security
Presentation by Jim McDougal at the November 10th 2009 Social Media in State Government Idea Exchange - held at the SC State Library
Stop badware infected_sites_report_062408
This document summarizes an analysis of over 200,000 websites engaged in badware behavior according to Google's Safe Browsing initiative. The analysis found that over half of infected sites were located in China, with the top three Chinese network blocks accounting for 68% of infections in that country. In contrast, infected sites in the US were more distributed. Compared to the previous year, the total number of infected sites increased, likely due to expanded scanning and increased malware distribution through websites.
Information Update April 2017
This document discusses tools for combating fake news. It describes Google's fact-check tags and Project Owl for improving search quality. Project Owl includes feedback forms for search suggestions and featured snippets. It also emphasizes using quality raters to evaluate search results. Other tools mentioned include a satire recognition tool, WikiTRIBUNE for evidence-based journalism, and Facebook's planned use of fact-checkers. The document also notes new services in academic libraries, including allowing students to borrow a therapy dog. It describes the Unpaywall extension for accessing open-access scholarly articles and introduces Judy and the IFISH forum.
Digital Showcase - What's Happening?
The digital lunch & learn agenda covered topics around location based services, social media customer engagement, the impact of technology on health, data analytics, and crowdsourcing. It also included a section on new developments with Facebook and Twitter as well as a showcase of 10 minutes of cool new technologies and digital marketing campaigns.
Online identity tutorial
In the 21st century, nearly everyone in the developed world has an online identity. Learn how to search the deep web, and found out what information is publicly available about you.
Internet research
The document discusses various topics related to internet search strategies and sharing information online, including:
1. It provides an overview of different tools that can be used for searching the internet such as search engines, directories, specialized search engines, and social networks.
2. It discusses techniques for evaluating the quality and reliability of information found online, such as checking the URL, credentials of the author, date updated, and looking at what other sites link to it.
3. It also briefly touches on some issues related to internet politics like policies around viruses, freedom of speech, pornography, and copyright.
Internet research for HRD Profession
The document discusses various topics related to internet search strategies and sharing information online, including:
1. It provides an overview of different tools that can be used for searching the internet such as search engines, directories, specialized search engines, and social networks.
2. It discusses techniques for evaluating the quality and reliability of information found online, such as checking the URL, credentials of the author, date of publication, and looking at what other sites link to it.
3. It also briefly touches on some issues related to internet politics like policies around viruses, freedom of speech, pornography, and copyright.
Internet research-1200691875464541-5
The document discusses various topics related to internet search strategies and sharing information online, including:
1. It provides an overview of different tools that can be used for searching the internet such as search engines, directories, specialized search engines, and social networks.
2. It discusses techniques for evaluating the quality and reliability of information found online, such as checking the URL, credentials of the author, date of publication, and looking at what other sites link to it.
3. It also briefly touches on some issues related to internet politics like policies around viruses, freedom of speech, pornography, and copyright.
Internet research-1200691875464541-5
The document discusses various topics related to internet search strategies and sharing information online, including:
1. It provides an overview of different tools that can be used for searching the internet such as search engines, directories, specialized search engines, and social networks.
2. It discusses techniques for evaluating the quality and reliability of information found online, such as checking the URL, credentials of the author, date updated, and looking at what other sites link to it.
3. It also briefly touches on some issues related to internet politics like policies around viruses, freedom of speech, pornography, and copyright.
Internet Research
This document provides an overview of internet search strategies, including the history and definition of key concepts like the internet, web browsers, search engines, directories, blogs, multimedia tools, and more. It also briefly discusses issues around internet politics such as viruses, freedom of speech, pornography, and copyright.
Web 2.0 for Lawyers (SL CLE)
Slides used in my "Web 2.0 for Lawyers" MCLE presentation in Second Life November 22, 2008.
Web 2.0 for Lawyers (SL CLE 11/22/2008)
This document provides an overview of various Web 2.0 tools and how lawyers can use them. It discusses blogs, RSS feeds, social bookmarking, wikis, and social networks. It provides examples of how these tools can be used to keep up with current legal news and research, collaborate with colleagues, build professional reputation, and assist with legal investigations. Recommendations are made to evaluate blogs, subscribe using a feed reader, and use social bookmarking and wikis for collaborative projects.
Enterprise Open Source Intelligence Gathering
Presented at the Ohio Information Security Summit, October 30, 2009.
What does the Internet say about your company? Do you know what is being posted by your employees, customers, or your competition? We all know information or intelligence gathering is one of the most important phases of a penetration test. However, gathering information and intelligence about your own company is even more valuable and can help an organization proactively determine the information that may damage your brand, reputation and help mitigate leakage of confidential information.
This presentation will cover what the risks are to an organization regarding publicly available open source intelligence. How can your enterprise put an open source intelligence gathering program in place without additional resources or money. What free tools are available for gathering intelligence including how to find your company information on social networks and how metadata can expose potential vulnerabilities about your company and applications. Next, we will explore how to get information you may not want posted about your company removed and how sensitive metadata information you may not be aware of can be removed or limited. Finally, we will discuss how to build a Internet posting policy for your company and why this is more important then ever.
2018 Social Media Tools for Lawyers
This document discusses Megan Hargroder's background as a TV news reporter and social media workshop host. It then outlines strategies for using social media and video for law firms and solo practitioners, including the importance of video content, types of lawyer videos, video production tips, and recommended social media platforms. It also provides tips for listing optimization, automation of social media posts, using social media for listening, and thinking creatively about business development outside traditional methods.
Daniel X. Presentation at Ragan Conference, May 2008
Presentation for the Ragan Corporate Communicators Conference 2008. "Using Web 2.0 to keep up with -- and join in -- the conversation.
More Related Content
What's hot
Lightning Talk: Using Data without Compromising Privacy
Deep learning and machine learning more broadly depend on large quantities of data to develop accurate predictive models. In areas such as medical research, sharing data among institutions can lead to even greater value. However, data often includes personally identifiable information that we may not want to (or even be legally allowed to) share with others. Traditional anonymization techniques only help to some degree.
In this talk, Red Hat's Gordon Haff will share with you the active research activity taking place in academia and elsewhere into techniques such as multi-party computation and homomorphic encryption. The goal of this research is to enable broad information sharing leading to better models while preserving the anonymity of individual data points.
Blink external intelligence & analytics (EN)
BLINK is an innovative strategic intelligence solution that uses Natural Language Processing and Artificial Intelligence to help organizations and researchers stay updated. It allows an active monitoring of Internet user selected sources of information (web sites, blogs, RSS feeds, Twitter accounts). BLINK reads, analyzes and generate graphical representations of trends, correlations and words buzz. SaaS model, BLINK does not require any client download. User friendly, accessible and features automatic newsletter creating and distribution. Visit www.blinklogics.com and test it for free !
Artificial Intelligence: Beyond Machine Learning
The past decade or so has seen such rapid advances in supervised deep learning and neural networks that those areas, and machine learning more generally, have become almost synonymous with AI especially in popular media. However, there are other broad areas of research that have fed into AI historically and continue to be important today.
In this talk, Red Hat’s Gordon Haff will place machine learning within this set of broader science and engineering specialties that include cognitive psychology, control theory, linguistics, and human factors. The goal is to provide attendees with a broader context for both learning and applying cross-disciplinary fields of study to their AI-related work.
Weekly eDiscovery Top Story Digest - March 5, 2014
Compiled by @ComplexD from online public domain resources, provided for your review/use is this week’s update of key industry news, views, and events highlighting key electronic discovery related stories, developments, and announcements.
Available as an information source for eDiscovery and information management professionals since 2010, the Top Story Digest is published weekly on the ComplexDiscovery (.com) blog.
Follow ComplexDiscovery.com via social media on Twitter (@ComplexD), LinkedIn, Google+ and RSS.
To receive the Weekly eDiscovery News Update by email for eDiscovery news, corporate risk information and vendor clips, visit http://www.ComplexDiscovery.com.
SnW18: opening slide
This document provides information about the HackHack@@ hackathon event being held on March 3-4, 2018 at Politecnico di Milano in the DEIB department. It outlines the schedule, locations, teams, activities, food provided, and awards for the hackathon event. The goal of the hackathon is for participants to hack and challenge themselves with new technologies over a two day coding marathon to implement ideas and solve problems.
Building Your Emarketing IQ
Increase you e-IQ with tips on online resources you can use to monitor your competition, the market, and yourself.
Social Media: Now What Do I Do?
This document discusses alternative fee arrangements that three lawyers - Toby Brown, Greg Lambert, and Lisa Salazar - have used in their law firm. It also discusses how they have leveraged technology, such as legal research apps, virtual offices, cloud computing, social media, and mobile devices to improve their law practice. The document advocates for the use of these technologies and alternative fee structures to increase efficiency and marketability for small law firms.
Social Media Security
Presentation by Jim McDougal at the November 10th 2009 Social Media in State Government Idea Exchange - held at the SC State Library
Stop badware infected_sites_report_062408
This document summarizes an analysis of over 200,000 websites engaged in badware behavior according to Google's Safe Browsing initiative. The analysis found that over half of infected sites were located in China, with the top three Chinese network blocks accounting for 68% of infections in that country. In contrast, infected sites in the US were more distributed. Compared to the previous year, the total number of infected sites increased, likely due to expanded scanning and increased malware distribution through websites.
Information Update April 2017
This document discusses tools for combating fake news. It describes Google's fact-check tags and Project Owl for improving search quality. Project Owl includes feedback forms for search suggestions and featured snippets. It also emphasizes using quality raters to evaluate search results. Other tools mentioned include a satire recognition tool, WikiTRIBUNE for evidence-based journalism, and Facebook's planned use of fact-checkers. The document also notes new services in academic libraries, including allowing students to borrow a therapy dog. It describes the Unpaywall extension for accessing open-access scholarly articles and introduces Judy and the IFISH forum.
Digital Showcase - What's Happening?
The digital lunch & learn agenda covered topics around location based services, social media customer engagement, the impact of technology on health, data analytics, and crowdsourcing. It also included a section on new developments with Facebook and Twitter as well as a showcase of 10 minutes of cool new technologies and digital marketing campaigns.
What's hot (11)
Lightning Talk: Using Data without Compromising Privacy
Lightning Talk: Using Data without Compromising Privacy
Weekly eDiscovery Top Story Digest - March 5, 2014
Weekly eDiscovery Top Story Digest - March 5, 2014
Similar to Online identity class.pdf
Online identity tutorial
In the 21st century, nearly everyone in the developed world has an online identity. Learn how to search the deep web, and found out what information is publicly available about you.
Internet research
The document discusses various topics related to internet search strategies and sharing information online, including:
1. It provides an overview of different tools that can be used for searching the internet such as search engines, directories, specialized search engines, and social networks.
2. It discusses techniques for evaluating the quality and reliability of information found online, such as checking the URL, credentials of the author, date updated, and looking at what other sites link to it.
3. It also briefly touches on some issues related to internet politics like policies around viruses, freedom of speech, pornography, and copyright.
Internet research for HRD Profession
The document discusses various topics related to internet search strategies and sharing information online, including:
1. It provides an overview of different tools that can be used for searching the internet such as search engines, directories, specialized search engines, and social networks.
2. It discusses techniques for evaluating the quality and reliability of information found online, such as checking the URL, credentials of the author, date of publication, and looking at what other sites link to it.
3. It also briefly touches on some issues related to internet politics like policies around viruses, freedom of speech, pornography, and copyright.
Internet research-1200691875464541-5
The document discusses various topics related to internet search strategies and sharing information online, including:
1. It provides an overview of different tools that can be used for searching the internet such as search engines, directories, specialized search engines, and social networks.
2. It discusses techniques for evaluating the quality and reliability of information found online, such as checking the URL, credentials of the author, date of publication, and looking at what other sites link to it.
3. It also briefly touches on some issues related to internet politics like policies around viruses, freedom of speech, pornography, and copyright.
Internet research-1200691875464541-5
The document discusses various topics related to internet search strategies and sharing information online, including:
1. It provides an overview of different tools that can be used for searching the internet such as search engines, directories, specialized search engines, and social networks.
2. It discusses techniques for evaluating the quality and reliability of information found online, such as checking the URL, credentials of the author, date updated, and looking at what other sites link to it.
3. It also briefly touches on some issues related to internet politics like policies around viruses, freedom of speech, pornography, and copyright.
Internet Research
This document provides an overview of internet search strategies, including the history and definition of key concepts like the internet, web browsers, search engines, directories, blogs, multimedia tools, and more. It also briefly discusses issues around internet politics such as viruses, freedom of speech, pornography, and copyright.
Web 2.0 for Lawyers (SL CLE)
Slides used in my "Web 2.0 for Lawyers" MCLE presentation in Second Life November 22, 2008.
Web 2.0 for Lawyers (SL CLE 11/22/2008)
This document provides an overview of various Web 2.0 tools and how lawyers can use them. It discusses blogs, RSS feeds, social bookmarking, wikis, and social networks. It provides examples of how these tools can be used to keep up with current legal news and research, collaborate with colleagues, build professional reputation, and assist with legal investigations. Recommendations are made to evaluate blogs, subscribe using a feed reader, and use social bookmarking and wikis for collaborative projects.
Enterprise Open Source Intelligence Gathering
Presented at the Ohio Information Security Summit, October 30, 2009.
What does the Internet say about your company? Do you know what is being posted by your employees, customers, or your competition? We all know information or intelligence gathering is one of the most important phases of a penetration test. However, gathering information and intelligence about your own company is even more valuable and can help an organization proactively determine the information that may damage your brand, reputation and help mitigate leakage of confidential information.
This presentation will cover what the risks are to an organization regarding publicly available open source intelligence. How can your enterprise put an open source intelligence gathering program in place without additional resources or money. What free tools are available for gathering intelligence including how to find your company information on social networks and how metadata can expose potential vulnerabilities about your company and applications. Next, we will explore how to get information you may not want posted about your company removed and how sensitive metadata information you may not be aware of can be removed or limited. Finally, we will discuss how to build a Internet posting policy for your company and why this is more important then ever.
2018 Social Media Tools for Lawyers
This document discusses Megan Hargroder's background as a TV news reporter and social media workshop host. It then outlines strategies for using social media and video for law firms and solo practitioners, including the importance of video content, types of lawyer videos, video production tips, and recommended social media platforms. It also provides tips for listing optimization, automation of social media posts, using social media for listening, and thinking creatively about business development outside traditional methods.
Daniel X. Presentation at Ragan Conference, May 2008
Presentation for the Ragan Corporate Communicators Conference 2008. "Using Web 2.0 to keep up with -- and join in -- the conversation.
Why SEO Is Important
SEO is important because search engines have become the primary way people find information online. To succeed at SEO, a website needs to make its content accessible and relevant to search engines through techniques like optimizing titles, URLs, meta descriptions and on-page content for target keywords. It also needs to build links, social shares and citations from authoritative sources to gain the search engine's trust. Regular tracking and testing of rankings, usability and conversions is required to continuously improve search performance.
Top Ten Strategies to Market Your Company and Building Personal Brands - Lega...
Top Ten Strategies to Market Your Company and Building Personal Brands - Lega...Jay Berkowitz www.TenGoldenRules.com
Jay Berkowitz, CEO of Ten Golden Rules presents the Top 10 Strategies to Market Your Company and Build Personal Brands on the Internet at the Legal Marketing Association event on April 2, 2009.Web 2.0 for Lawyers, 2009
The document discusses how lawyers can use various Web 2.0 tools to reposition themselves online, including blogs to share information and engage with readers; social networks like Facebook and LinkedIn for networking and keeping up with contacts; and collaborative tools like wikis and document sharing for group projects. It provides examples and advice on using these technologies for professional reputation building, research, networking, and more.
Hispanics Online - Local Search Marketing Strategy
This document provides information on developing a local search marketing strategy for Hispanic businesses online. It discusses growing Hispanic internet usage and preferences. Key recommendations include creating a website and social media profiles, using search engine optimization and paid search advertising, claiming business listings, and using analytics to track website traffic. The overall goal is to help Hispanic businesses establish an online presence to reach more customers locally.
Searching the Internet
This document provides guidance on effectively using the internet for research. It discusses evaluating the credibility of web sources, as anything can be published online without oversight. Search engines like Google and Yahoo are recommended as a starting point. Directories classify websites into categories while indexes search all website content. The document also covers identifying domain names, examining sources for credibility based on authorship and references, and considering the library in addition to online research.
Social Media Inside the Enterprise
This document summarizes Connie Crosby's presentation on using social media tools inside enterprises. The presentation introduced various social media tools for internal communication and collaboration like enterprise microblogging, blogs, wikis, podcasts, videos, and screencasts. It discussed how these tools can help with communication, knowledge sharing, training and addressing various business goals and challenges like change management. The presentation provided examples of tools and platforms and tips on getting started with social media initiatives inside organizations.
Intranet 2.0 by Toby Ward, Prescient Digital Media
A look at the latest and greatest in intranet evolution and intranet 2.0 with stunning examples from IBM, BT, and others.
Burns school digital media talk
Internet digital business development talk at the University of Denver Franklin L. Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management given by Jeff Bernard
Spj110509
Mining the Web presentation on effective deep-Web searching for journalists by Alex Johnson of msnbc.com.
Similar to Online identity class.pdf (20)
Daniel X. Presentation at Ragan Conference, May 2008
Daniel X. Presentation at Ragan Conference, May 2008
Top Ten Strategies to Market Your Company and Building Personal Brands - Lega...
Top Ten Strategies to Market Your Company and Building Personal Brands - Lega...
Hispanics Online - Local Search Marketing Strategy
Hispanics Online - Local Search Marketing Strategy
Intranet 2.0 by Toby Ward, Prescient Digital Media
Intranet 2.0 by Toby Ward, Prescient Digital Media
More from CMHSL
Twitter for Professionals
This document discusses how health professionals can use Twitter effectively. It provides tips on setting up a profile, elements of an excellent tweet, and how to find and evaluate accounts to follow for usable health information. Suggestions are given for following thought leaders, institutions, journals, and using hashtags and conferences to stay informed. The document advocates using Twitter to keep up to date, learn different perspectives, and make professional connections in the health field.
Beyond Bullets: Creating presentations that engage
Are you guilty of using the same slide deck, year after year for your teaching? Have you sat through presentations that are not only ugly, but confusing? Poorly designed slides can affect your audience’s attention as well as their ability to learn. Join Andrea Denton and Kimberley Barker as they outline the basics of learner-centered design, share examples of well-designed presentations, and introduce you to tools and resources which will make creating beautiful, well-organized PowerPoint presentations as easy as clicking your mouse.
Introduction to Digital Life june 2016
This document provides an introduction to digital life, including defining digital identity, reputation management, privacy, security, and personal branding. It discusses how digital life emerged through technologies like the internet, smartphones, and smart devices. It also explains how Google works and the importance of reputation management online. Key aspects of digital life covered include understanding one's digital identity, managing an online presence and reputation, and establishing a personal brand.
Beyond Bullets: Creating Presentations That Engage
Are you guilty of using the same slide deck, year after year for your teaching? Have you sat through presentations that are not only ugly, but confusing? Poorly designed slides can affect your audience’s attention as well as their ability to learn. Join Andrea Horne Denton (Head of Research and Data Services) and Kimberley R. Barker (Librarian for Digital Life)- both of UVA's Claude Moore Health Sciences Library- as they outline the basics of learner-centered design, share examples of well-designed presentations, and introduce you to tools and resources which will make creating beautiful, well-organized PowerPoint presentations as easy as clicking your mouse.
You may also hear a recording of the class that was taught on June 21, 2016 at https://vimeo.com/171769495
Altmetrics: The Movement, The Tools, and the Implications
The document discusses the altmetrics movement which aims to supplement traditional metrics like citations with new metrics based on social media to measure the broader impact of scholarly works. It outlines various altmetric tools that track metrics from news stories, blogs, tweets and other sources to provide more comprehensive data on the attention and influence of research. However, issues remain regarding what altmetrics measure and how to properly contextualize and explain alternative metrics.
What you can learn at the CMHS Library
One of my colleagues & I were asked to speak at the UVa Health System's Employee Engagement Committee meetings. These slides represent my section of the presentation, which is an overview of topics covered by Library faculty in presentations, classes, and consults.
Altmetrics 2015 jan
A view of altmetrics, from two librarians at the Claude Moore Health Sciences Library at the University of Virginia.
The Reputation Economy
The document discusses the reputation economy and how managing one's online identity and reputation has become increasingly important. It defines key terms like "Google Truth" and provides an overview of how Google works and factors that influence search results. The presentation emphasizes the need to proactively monitor one's online presence, establish a reputation management plan, and work with professionals for restoration when issues arise, given that online reputations can now be damaged much more quickly.
5 Cs Comfort Break 2014
The Claude Moore Helath Sceinces Library's annual 5 Cs Comfort Break was a success in bringing cookies, canines, cocoa and cider to medical students taking their final exams. they also collected critter contributions for the Albemarle County SPCA!
Altmetrics 2014-4-15-slideshare
Altmetrics refers to new ways of measuring the impact of scholarly work using social media and online references. This document discusses the emergence of altmetrics and tools for measuring the likes, shares, downloads and mentions of academic articles, datasets and other research outputs on platforms like Twitter, Facebook, blogs and more. It outlines services like ImpactStory, Altmetric.com and PlumX that provide altmetric data and profiles. While altmetrics give a more complete picture of impact, there is debate around whether online attention equates to quality and whether certain topics receive disproportionate attention online.
In the temple of Peitho
The document discusses various social media platforms and their demographics, how professionals can use social media for networking, staying current, visibility, credibility and engagement. It emphasizes the importance of having an online identity and choosing platforms based on one's content, time, audience and purpose. Resources are also provided for further information.
Implementation of a 3D printer in a Health Sciences Library
This is the 6th (I think) iteration of this slide deck. It has been expanded and updated as I've given successive presentations. This one was given at an NNLM/SCR webinar on 18 December 2013.
Implementation of a 3d printer 12 December 2013
Being an account of the real-life experience of a health sciences library as it attempts to implement a Makerbot Replicator 2.
3 d printer for va
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help boost feelings of calmness, happiness and focus.
Free Web Tools for Information Management
An overview of RSS feeds, social bookmarking, Dropbox, Evernote, Cue and other free & freemium tools that will help you get organized.
The Reputation Economy: Safeguarding your most valuable asset in the age o…
In its early days the Internet was often referred to as “the wild West” due to the lack of standards governing it. Though the Internet is somewhat more uniform these days, one thing still harkens back to the days of cattle ranchers and train robbers is reputation. In the age of Google, reputations can be ruined by those with genuine grievances and those with grudges alike. Would you know how to defend your reputation or that of your institution should it come under fire? Join Kimberley Barker for a closer look at the good, the bad, and the ugly of life in the reputation economy, and learn about practical steps that you can take to safeguard your good name.
The Information Management Ninja
Access to information is no longer a problem—managing the information onslaught is! The Web offers great tools for increasing your efficiency, but only if you know where to look and how to use them. This helpful and informative crash course in information management will introduce you to both the “standards” (RSS feeds and social bookmarking) and the cutting edge (My6Sense and Greplin), and take you from white belt to ninja in an hour and half.
The Future is Now
Virtual and augmented reality have several applications in healthcare, including pre-operative planning, robot-assisted surgery, medical education, and pain management. VR uses computer simulation to immerse users, while AR enhances the real world. A future model called Lifeomics aims to integrate wearable devices, VR, and electronic health records to promote wellness. VR and AR show promise for improving healthcare delivery, education, and patient engagement and outcomes.
Online identity
This document discusses online identity and social media use. It begins with some poll questions about social media use. It then discusses reasons why separating personal and professional online identities is important, giving an example of how personal information shared on Facebook could negatively impact someone's professional reputation. The rest of the document focuses on safe and appropriate uses of Facebook, Twitter, and other social media for individuals and organizations, including university departments. It provides tips on privacy settings and cautions about agreeing to site terms and complying with policies like HIPAA.
The physician & the i pad
The document discusses the potential for the iPad to transform medical practice by allowing doctors easy access to patient information and medical apps from any location. It provides examples of doctors using the iPad for tasks like reviewing records, accessing medical literature, and showing patients test results. While the iPad shows promise for improving mobility and efficiency, challenges also exist around security of health information, infection control, and lack of specialized medical apps. Overall, the iPad may help modernize healthcare if such issues can be adequately addressed.
More from CMHSL (20)
Beyond Bullets: Creating presentations that engage
Beyond Bullets: Creating presentations that engage
Beyond Bullets: Creating Presentations That Engage
Beyond Bullets: Creating Presentations That Engage
Altmetrics: The Movement, The Tools, and the Implications
Altmetrics: The Movement, The Tools, and the Implications
Implementation of a 3D printer in a Health Sciences Library
Implementation of a 3D printer in a Health Sciences Library
The Reputation Economy: Safeguarding your most valuable asset in the age o…
The Reputation Economy: Safeguarding your most valuable asset in the age o…
Online identity class.pdf
- 1. Your Online Identity Discovering Managing Controlling Kimberley R. Barker Emerging Technology Librarian
- 2. Discovery Find out what information about you is just a search away by mining the “deep web”. The deep web is“World Wide Webcontent that is not part of the Surface Web, which is indexedby standard search engines.” –Wikipedia
- 3. Characteristics of the deep web Info in unlinked sites, so cannot be found with regular search engines (which depend on hyperlinks)Site categories:Dynamic; Unlinked; Private; Contextual; Limited access; Scripted; Non-HTML Vast- in 2000, the size of the deep web was estimated at 7,500 terabytes & 550 billion documents
- 6. Anywho
- 7. Spokeo
- 8. Whitepages
- 9. MyLife
- 10. PeopleSmart
- 11. Archives
- 13. Ebay
- 15. Let’s take a look at pipl in real time!
- 16. More on searching the deep web Kosmix.com: “…combines deep and surface results, breaking them down into categories such as videos, documents, books, blogs, discussion forums, and websites.”
- 17. Managing Take steps to manage your privacy, and thus limit info that may be found on you. http://www.butterscotch.com/tutorial/Facebook-Privacy-Settings-Pt-1 http://www.butterscotch.com/tutorial/Facebook-Privacy-Settings-Pt-2
- 18. Controlling Below is a list of companies who make your info available. To have your information removed, follow the links and follow the directions. Public Records Now http://bit.ly/fIF1yZ Ameridexhttp://bit.ly/hszkFl Inteliushttp://bit.ly/cNyMW5 Piplhttp://bit.ly/frflWh For a more exhaustive list: http://bit.ly/hNlnEb
- 21. Controlling Removing your information from the web Below is a list of companies who make your info available. To have your information removed, follow the links and follow the directions. Public Records Now http://bit.ly/fIF1yZ Ameridexhttp://bit.ly/hszkFl Inteliushttp://bit.ly/cNyMW5 Piplhttp://bit.ly/frflWh For a more exhaustive list: http://bit.ly/hNlnEb
- 22. In conclusion… All kinds of information about you is freely available on the Internet. Pretending that it isn’t there is not the way to handle this. Do the searches and discover what information is there. Take steps to limit the information that is available about you.