As You Like It Identity

Notes of As You Like It Identity session at JISC Conference 2009.

My identity
Reputation
Personas
Personal v Public
Jargon
JISC Work
Identity &
Management
Who is 'me'?
Conversations 
Online
What Next?
under
My Control.
Start a blog
Try twitter
Check you online info
Think about what you write
JISC projects
Flame
Names
AIM Programme
Identity project
IDM Toolkit
ID Maps
DPIE
GoldDust

AUTHN
AUTHS
PII
User Centric ID
OpenID
OAUTH
Federated ID
UK Federation
Make  a decision about how much 
you want to share, it is difficult to 
seperate personal vs professional
Transparency: Be aware that people can see
Audience: Far bigger than you think - can be everyone
The walls have ears: conversations on line aren't private - they're a shared experience
Multiple personas are difficult to separate, makes management difficult
Tags can be for your role, and therefore persist as an associated tag 
You control "who is you" 
Not giving information is not an option
Start private and work up (staged release of "you")
Twitter - does it matter who follows you, are they defining your reputation?
Inaccurate data as a big impact
not just your reputation, but your dept/institution
Online Identity = digital information about you
 Identity management = Birth, life and death of an identity