You can honestly respond with “Ok, but it depends on who is asking.” Some thoughts on identity…first, I’ll start with my title and lead-in. Before I go any further, it is important to know that my primary interest is non-formal education, specifically the camp industry, and I have worked at a summer camp for the [...]
Theoretical Junk
A blog exploring the use of Web 2.0 in community-building, the teaching & learning process, and summer camps…
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Should a cop ever say to you “Sir (or Ma’am), please identify yourself…”
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Recent Entries
- Teaching Technology with Technology
- Tweet Talk: The Reunion
- Dear Mom: Web 2.0 at Overnight Summer Camp
- Density and Microvideo
- Community – Synthesis Always Satisfies (or is it Snickers?)
- Names & Identity – Response to Becci’s Post
- Final Thought on Identity, thanks to Omarosa, Da Vinci, and TGIFridays
- Two Become One: Whose Identity Is It Anyway?
- Tweet Talk 3 – TLT Symposium Review
- PS I apologize to the Have-nots
Recent Comments
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- ELISEBETH CONNOLLY BOYER in PS I apologize to the Have-nots
- COLE W. CAMPLESE in Survivor: Web2.0, and the Twitter Community Challe…
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- ELISEBETH CONNOLLY BOYER in Tweet Talk 1, Edited
- ELISEBETH CONNOLLY BOYER in A Sense of Virtual Community
- DONNA MARION DENOBLE in Should a cop ever say to you "Sir (or Ma'am), plea…
Random Selection of Posts
- How a Blog Works
- Punching Care Bears, or “They Got 95 Theses and a Digg Ain’t One”
- Defining Community, Design & Identity through Disruptive Technologies (from 1/31/08)
- Community – Is Technology Helping or Hurting Us Socially?
- Brandon Potter and the CI 597C Class
- Paul Revere Would Get Them to Boil Water; Can Cole Camplese?
- Two Become One: Whose Identity Is It Anyway?