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Hey everyone! Check out the video my group made to help build your personal brand!

Hope you enjoy!

All videos and images are sourced from Pixabay or created. No attribution is required.

References:

Labrecque, L. I., Markos, E., & Milne, G. R. (2011). Online personal branding: Processes, challenges, and implications. Journal of Interactive Marketing, 25(1), 37-50. doi:10.1016/j.intmar.2010.09.002

Personal Branding on Social Media in 5 Steps. (n.d.). Retrieved from https://blog.smarp.com/how-to-build-your-influence-on-social-media-your-personal-brand.

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CEID100: Final Project

My group (Abdul-Rahman Rustom and Elry Koganemaru) and I have made a blog about personal branding (as per our proposal).

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Hey Everyone, 

Check out our blog series that my group mate and I created for our final project in EID 100. We created a company called Student Life in order to help prepare students for upcoming challenges that they may face as they progress through their academic career. We recommend that you read the “about us & the blog” part first to give you an understanding of the authors and the scope of our blogs.

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Hey Everyone! Check out this final project proposal by Ezi, Hodan and I.

[stuffaboutsana]

Today’s post is dedicated to a project completed by my partner Kithion and I. Targeting teenagers we branch off into a discussion about Netiquette and Personal Branding. Check it out! 

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Final CEID Project - Challenges and Security Threats of Social Media

This is the final project that was completed by Jovany Sanchez and Andy Lai for the CEID course at Ryerson University. This video explains the challenges and security threats of social media and it shows solutions of how you can better protect yourself.

The link to view the Youtube video is down below.

https://youtu.be/8vw7zlr1ixE

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P.S the one required digitally altered photo is the one that says “secure” on a keyboard.

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6. How to Prevent Cyber Crime

There are multiple ways to prevent from being apart of cybercrime and to keep yourself safe. It’s extremely important to take measures into your own hands, when protecting yourself from social media, online identity, and any other data.  First off when creating social media accounts, web mail, bank passwords, other online passwords make sure they are all different. Creating unique encrypted passwords for every account will prevent the hacker accessing all of the accounts. Imagine creating the same password for each account ? Everything will be hacked. Secondly, based on browsers such as Google Chrome or Firefox make sure latest updates are consistently installed, and the operating system is updated in an efficient timely manner.  Phishing has been an ongoing issue for several years, in order to prevent that look thoroughly where the email came from, look up on the site prior to clicking anything. When random sites have a large promotion, don’t believe it until you review the site and the overall content. This will prevent from taking your personal information and using it against yourself. In any circumstances if an identity were to be compromised, immediately contact the financial institutions, and call the credit bureau. Malwares are very infectious, once its inserted in your computer it can remotely take over, access personal information and track any information. In order to prevent that, install a anti-virus/malware software, have them up to date, secure the network, and continue to having operated system. 

These crimes are intended to obtain other information such as logins, passwords, credit card information to open a line of credit, obtain a mortgage, open a new credit account, infect your computer with a virus to take over your computer and accessing your personal information. 

References:

https://us.norton.com/internetsecurity-privacy-protecting-your-privacy-online.html

[thevij]

6. How to prevent cybercrime

There are multiple ways to prevent from being apart of cybercrime and to keep yourself safe. It’s extremely important to take measures into your own hands when protecting yourself from social media, online identity, and any other data.  First off when creating social media accounts, web mail, bank passwords, other online passwords make sure they are all different. Creating unique encrypted passwords for every account will prevent the hacker from accessing all of the accounts. Imagine creating the same password for each account? Everything will be hacked. Secondly, based on browsers such as Google Chrome or Firefox make sure the latest updates are consistently installed, and the operating system is updated in an efficient timely manner.  Phishing has been an ongoing issue for several years, in order to prevent that look thoroughly where the email came from, look upon the site prior to clicking anything. When random sites have a large promotion, don’t believe it until you review the site and the overall content. This will prevent from taking your personal information and using it against yourself. In any circumstances, if identity were to be compromised, immediately contact the financial institutions, and call the credit bureau. Malware is very infectious, once its inserted in your computer it can remotely take over, access personal information and track any information. In order to prevent that, install an anti-virus/malware software, have them up to date, secure the network, and continue to have an operating system. 

These crimes are intended to obtain other information such as logins, passwords, credit card information to open a line of credit, obtain a mortgage, open a new credit account, infect your computer with a virus to take over your computer and accessing your personal information. 

References: 

https://us.norton.com/internetsecurity-privacy-protecting-your-privacy-online.html

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Group 9 Final Project

https://youtu.be/N4ki3zkI2Mc

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Visual culture and your social life

In one of our earlier posts, you learned about what visual culture is and how development of digital technologies that contribute to the making of visual culture. But how does visual culture play a part in your social life? We can examine its impacts in the use of social media and image-sharing to connect and build relationships with others. Rather than just serving as a keepsake, images function to communicate the present; where you are, who you are with, and what you are doing.

In Terms of Service: Social Media and the Price of Constant connection, Jacob Silverman writes, "Sharing itself becomes personhood, with activities taking on meaning not for their basic content but for the way they are turned into content, disseminated through the digital network, and responded to." We are in a time where the quality or content of an image you post can impact how others perceive you. For example, if you post a photo of a moldy piece of bread, someone might think you have bad eating habits. Perhaps a far stretch – but in reality, the response you receive from a post can impact your sense of self.

nobodylikesme by iHeart

Do you remember when you got your first smartphone? How did it change the way you spent your time? How did it change the way you interacted with your family, friends, and peers? How did it change the way you see yourself? 

Constant Connection

Being able to send and receive a high volume of images and videos at a fast rate is a fun way to stay connected. You can get a glimpse of how it’s like to live in a different part of the world or find out where your favorite musician likes to shop. 

Our social interactions with one another have changed due to the dominance of images and digital technologies.

sideswiped by iHeart

Be Aware

While digital technologies and visual culture continue to grow, staying connected can have it’s downsides:

Sharing images publicly and having an online presence can make you susceptible to cyberbullying

Constantly looking at images can be distracting

Intimacy issues with friends and family

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Final Project