Publisher's Synopsis
Defines and situates the key concepts, primary issues, and historical development of digital identity management.
Introduces the core issues, configurations, industry trends, and market influences of digital identity technologies.
Addresses the meaning and significance of digital identity in terms of educational organizations' governance, strategy, and policy, including the developmental of large-scale identity infrastructures.
Explores the legal aspects of identity management with a specific focus on compliance, liability, and application of the theory of property rights and data protection.
Includes findings from the social sciences and psychology to consider ethical actions within cyberspace and how perception and reputation are linked base on the transience or permanence of identity.
