Long time ago in the dreaming, stories were told the old way – face to face. These days technology has changed the way Australian Indigenous communities share and tell their stories. This prezi talks about digital footprint: what it is, consequences for community, strategies on how to deal with it and where to go to for help within an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander context.
For more information visit Be Deadly Online – Digital footprint from ACMACybersmart on Vimeo.
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