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Digital Leadership Workshop

Part of the Penn State Berks Privacy Workshop Series

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Alexandria Chisholm

Alexandria Chisholm  
(aec67@psu.edu or 610-396-6242)

Sarah Hartman-Caverly
(smh767@psu.edu or 610-396-6243)

Follow us @Digital_Shred

Privacy Workshop Series

Welcome to the Digital Leadership Workshop!

In this workshop we will:

  • Discuss our online presence - both our activity and "persona" 
  • Learn about how our online behavior is tracked, archived, and can be retrieved in the future
  • Reflect on how online behaviors can have lasting impact on our careers and personal lives

Digital Leadership Reflections

Reflect on the following questions & answer the prompts below:

  • What does digital leadership look like?
  • What qualities of leadership do you aspire to embody online?
  • What kind of persona are you trying to foster on these platforms?
  • How will the internet remember you?

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Examples of Context Collapse

  • How can your social network accounts could be linked both intentionally and unintentionally?
  • What are the potential consequences of such an association?

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Professional conduct - exploring social media policies & beyond

Find a link relevant to your career goals/major and explore the social media guidelines & policies of your profession/field.  Use the following guiding questions to reflect on these policies:

  • What surprised you?  
  • How do your current behaviors & actions on social media hold up in comparison?
  • What will you continue?  What will you alter/change?

Share your thoughts / reactions in the Padlet at the bottom of the box!


General Tips


Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences

Engineering, Business and Computing

Science and Health

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Digital Leadership Motto

Draft a digital leadership motto!  What do you want to remind yourself of before you hit 'send'?  Share anonymously in the Padlet below:

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Additional Resources & Readings