Rhizome is a research and development project exploring the key social and technical elements that impact on the construction of online identities.
The objectives are to:
The objectives are to:
- Deepen understandings about the diverse range of tools that compose the online identity panorama of services and uses elaborating what can be carried out with existing tools;
- Foster the exchange of information and practices in terms of online identity management practices in educational contexts;
- Raise the levels of awareness regarding the digital identity challenges and threats with related educational contexts through a dedicated web space/repository;
- Explore scenarios for the future development and deployment of online identities in relation to lifelong learning;
- Provide individuals with an open source self-representation device that can be plugged into major Open Source blogs to help establish lifelong learning related transactions such as competency representation and competency validation, amongst others. This plug-in will also be presented for delivery and integration into the WordPress.com blog hosting system;
- Disseminate the project results to the wider UK educational community and beyond.
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