HUMN 1064 Digital Identities
HUMN 1064 Digital Identities (10 Credit Points)
This subject examines identity in a digitalising society. It asks questions such as: who are we becoming with digital technologies? How are digital experiences shaped by long standing social inequalities? Students learn about identities as the flows of data across formalised systems of governance and commerce, and as the ways we make ourselves in interactions with others in social media spaces. Pressing issues are explored such as online harm, privacy, surveillance, and human rights. Students reflect upon personal and professional digital identities, and reimagine digital technologies and social media for new possibilities of identity, equity and justice.
Level: Undergraduate Level 1 subject
Equivalent Subjects: BEHV 1009 Living Learning and Working on the Web
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