Advice on the essential steps to take to keep yourself safe and well online as a new student at The University of Edinburgh. Explore the Digital Citizenship Guide To be a digital citizen, use technology responsibly, safely, and respectfully. The Digital Citizenship Guide highlights why digital citizenship is important, online etiquette at the University and expectations for students. Digital Citizenship Guide (pdf) Information Security Tips The University's Information Security team have put together tips, resources and training on how to keep you and your data safe during your time at The University of Edinburgh. Information Security tips for New Students Take the Data Protection Training Under the University's Data Protection Policy, all staff and students have responsibility for data protection compliance in their day-to-day work. Ensure Social Media Safety Information Security Essentials Training Data Protection Training It is important to remember that even when you’re using personal communications and social media, you are still a member of the University community and have a duty to act with dignity and respect towards all others.Take extra care on social media and other public platforms to remain respectful and kind. Read the University’s Social Media Guidelines and find additional resources for keeping yourself safe on social media below. Social Media Guidelines Social Media Protection Take Additional Training Digital safety is everyone’s responsibility at The University of Edinburgh. Find more online training courses to help you keep yourself and others safe online through the link below. Digital Safety and Citizenship Training and Events Review AI Safety Guidelines Artificial Intelligence (AI) plays a significant role in most University studies now. Read the Generative AI guidelines for students and review the AI Safety and Ethics Hub to understand how to use (generative) AI safely and responsibly while at University. Using generative AI in your studies: guidelines for students AI Safety and Ethics More resources Checklist: Being an effective online learner | Enhancement Themes (PDF Document)Online Communication | Oxford Brookes UniversityThe Digital Student: Netiquette | University of Hull This article was published on Tuesday 8 October 2024
