The University is committed to fostering safe and inclusive spaces both across campus and online. Unfortunately, the internet was not created with equality, diversity and inclusion in mind. We all have to actively promote these values and protect vulnerable members of our diverse and international community. Watch the video below, "Making the Internet a Safer Place" for an introduction to the concept of cyber hate and how you can do your part to make our online community safer for everyone. Digital Safety, Wellbeing and Citizenship Web Hub This web hub, managed by the Digital Safety Support Officer in the Digital Skills and Training team, offers comprehensive information and resources on a range of digital safety and citizenship-related issues. Find links to upcoming training and events, as well as helpful tips for being a good digital citizen during your studies and beyond. Digital Safety, Wellbeing and Citizenship Web Hub | The University of Edinburgh What is digital citizenship? As a member of the University of Edinburgh community, it’s your social responsibility to be a good digital citizen, which means treating others with dignity and respect in both physical and virtual spaces Why is digital citizenship important? The University of Edinburgh is an international community that prides itself on our commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion Understanding misconduct The University has a zero-tolerance stance towards any form of harassment or bullying, including online misconduct Online Etiquette and Expectations for Engagement You will use multiple online and digital communication technologies throughout your studies Finding out more Helpful resources to take you through what it means to be a good digital citizen © Victoria Madden, University of Edinburgh, 2021, CC BY-SA 4.0, unless otherwise indicated. This article was published on 2024-03-06
